Windows 7 - Burn Disc Image - ISO or IMG file

**Brink** · 11-16-2008

How to Burn a Disc Image from a ISO or IMF file in Windows 7

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**Sven** · 05-04-2009

Nero 9 did the job, but I can't get IMGburn to run in Windows 7. When I try, first it ask me if it's OK to let this program make changes to my PC (UAC), and clicking YES to this the wizard-window opens for a few seconds and then closes again.
Which version of IMGburn are you using?

**Ex_Brit** · 05-04-2009

Well Nero does the job of course, but many people including myself, are becoming disillusioned with Nero as it is so top-heavy, hence they look for simpler solutions. I can't believe that Nero 9 can't even auto-update. Also when it installs it creates restore points for every component, in my case several dozen. Anyway, I digress.

IMGBurn 2.4.4.0. They have forums where you might want to ask about that issue.
ImgBurn Support Forum

**Sven** · 05-04-2009

Yep! Now Imgburn is up and running! It was because I have 2 dvd-burners, a SATA and a PATA. I was instruced to disconnect one of them before installing IMGburn, power off the PC, connect the disconnected dvd-burner, power up win 7 and HEUREKA, things are running nicely. Thank you for the forum tip

**Ex_Brit** · 05-04-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Sven

Yep! Now Imgburn is up and running! It was because I have 2 dvd-burners, a SATA and a PATA. I was instruced to disconnect one of them before installing IMGburn, power off the PC, connect the disconnected dvd-burner, power up win 7 and HEUREKA, things are running nicely. Thank you for the forum tip

That's interesting. I have my four DVD burners on my PATA sockets and my hard drives on my SATA sockets, so never encountered that dilemma.

**Sven** · 05-04-2009

As far as I understood it, it is a conflict with PATA and SATA and the "engine" (or whatever it is called) to burn CD and DVD, and therefore not a problem if 2 or more burners uses the same standard. Read/write to harddrives is another protocol, so this should not be affected.
I'm not a techical person, so I'm sorry that I can't give you a better explonation.

**Ex_Brit** · 05-04-2009

I'll take your word for it. Good luck!

**gamepoint** · 03-09-2010

thanx admin..simpler than imgburn

**Brink** · 03-09-2010

You're welcome Gamepoint.

**soho1** · 09-11-2010

I had installed a trial copy of another product. After uninstalling, I cannot burn an ISO in Windows 7 because the menu does not provide the default option. How do I restore the default options in Windows 7 to burn an ISO?

**Brink** · 09-11-2010

Hello Soho,

You can download and merge both the iso and img options in the tutorial below to restore the default associations for them.

Default File Type Associations - Restore

Hope this helps,
Shawn

Windows 7 - Burn Disc Image - ISO or IMG file

Burn Disc Image - ISO or IMG file problems?