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How Do You Burn An ISO Image To DVD In XP?

April 26, 2017burn Computer Computers DVD image ISO Software utility XP

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How Do You Burn An ISO Image To DVD In XP?

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An ISO image is an archive image of a DVD or CD. The ISO image can be created directly from an existing CD or DVD or it can be created from files on your computer’s hard drive. DVD ISO images can hold DVD videos, operating system installation media or a backup of data files. The Windows XP operating system does not have a native method for burning DVD ISO images to disk. Three free software options are CDBurnerXP, ImgBurn and ActiveISO. Download and install the CDBurnerXP software (see “Resources” section for link). Insert a blank, recordable DVD into your computer’s DVD burner. Open the CDBurnerXP software. Choose the “Burn ISO Image” option. Select the ISO file that you want to burn. Click the “Burn Disc” button to burn the ISO image to the DVD. Download and install the ImgBurn software (see “Resources” section for link). Insert a blank, recordable DVD into your computer’s DVD burner. Open the ImgBurn software. Choose the “Write image file to disc” option. Select the ISO file that yo