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Burn ISO Image to CD or DVDOk, I have downloaded an ISO file, now what? I can't see the files I need even though I burned it to a CD/DVD... Well, an ISO file is an image of a CD or DVD, you can think of it like a "zipped" file and so, somehow you'll need to extract it out in order to see the files. For CD/DVD ISO, the method is to burn it out to the CD/DVD, but with the image burning option. The image burning option from any CD/DVD burner software will do the job you need: it'll extract the files and burn the files back to CD/DVD. One big advantage of using ISO image file for CD/DVD is, the image file contains all files/folders and the structure of the CD/DVD, including the hidden sectors, for example, the boot sectors. Some CD/DVD are "bootable", which means you can use the CD/DVD to startup your pc and run some installations or utility. With this kind of CD/DVD, when you view the contents in Windows, you won't see the bootable portion. And when you make a copy of the CD/DVD using the normal method for files, the bootable sectors will NOT be included. However, the Image method will take care of that.
The steps of burning an ISO image to CD/DVD are different depending on which tool you use. However, the following key points should be the same:
Detailed Steps The following sample instructions use Free Easy CD/DVD Burner v1.2. This is a free burning tool with advertising supported, but no spyware or adware. You can download this program from SnapFiles.
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