I have tried burning using Nero's "burn image to CD" option.  But when I try to use the disc in another computer, it appears to be blank with nothing on it.
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If you want some free software that will allow you to view (and run) the files directly from an ISO then I recommend daemon tools.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Daemon-Tools/3000-7970_4-10376891.html\n\n"Daemon Tools is an advanced application for emulation. The daemon tool is a further development of Generic Safedisc emulator and incorporates all its features. Deamon tools allows mounting a virtual CD/DVD drive on which you can run CD and DVD image files."
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hi try to use any mp3 editor.like sound forge or u can use nero's audio editor if u r burning an audio cd. if it is in mp3 format. ifnot then use appropriate editor and save file and then burn it onto disk.
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.iso files are images of discs. You can use Nero to burn this image to disc. Roxio should also be able to do this, but i prefer Nero.
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It sounds like you burnt the file itself, not the disc image.\n\nISO files can be written to CDs as a normal file - or you can recreate the disc image, by selecting a different option.  Within Nero, this option (I think; I've not got the program on my work comp) is within the File menu; it may be elsewhere, but you're looking for a 'Burn Image...' option.  From there, select the .iso file, and it'll burn happily.\n\nThen, you need to have the first CD in the drive when you turn your computer on; if this doesn't do anything, then you'll need to go into your BIOS and change it to boot from CD first.  The Mandrake installer should work happily from there.
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use nero it converts it and burns it and everythigng. i tihkn it goes to mpeg. get ImToo Mpeg encoder
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Yes that works fine, under your burner software there should be an option to make a data cd or a cd for files, something along those lines and you can copy whatever files you have on there up to the space available on the CD, if you have a lot of information your best bet might be to make a network between the two computer and transfers the file those ways and then theres no hassle in burning cd after cd, just drag and drop basically. just setting up the network will be the tricky part.\n\nIf you have a network do the following if not ignore the rest of this.\n\nIf you have an exising network at home make sure both computers are connected to the network and then setup a home or office network on your computer by going to my networks on the desktop of your computer or it might be on START-->MY NETWORK or START-->CONTROL PANEL--> NETWORK CONNECTIONS and then from there on the left you should see my network and then in there you should see create a home of office connection. Follow the steps and leave the part where it says MSHOME, then it will prompt you to restart.\n\nWhen you restart go back to the computer where you want to transfer files and go to my computer and then right click on your local hardrive and go to properites, then go to sharin, then click yes you do understand the meaning of it, then there you can click on share this drive and click on the let other user modify files.\n\nThen on the other computer go to my network places and you should be able to see the drive of the other computer there and then you can drag the files you want from there onto that computer.\n\n\nGood Luck
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This should get Nero to burn the images you have.\n1) Start Nero StartSmart\n2) Select DVD in the box (top, middle)\n3) Movve your mouse over the icons at the top until you see "Backup"\n4) Select "Burn Image to Disc"\n5) A box will open asking for the location of the image file.\n6) After selecting your image, burn that sucker!
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First of all make sure it is a USB EXTERNAL DVD-WRITER not a DVD-ROM. Secondly if you friend is running Win XP with SP2 their should be no problem. but you have to have a burning software for example NERO, ROXIO...etc. although for simple data burning you can use a default burning utility provided in windows XP. other Operating System, might have a problem searching for the drivers for your external drive.
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You need a DVD burner. Windows has some basic sowtware for burning to DVDs and CDs.
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If you have a CD writer and the Nero software, you can make CD's. Start the Nero application, choose CD => Photo and Video => Make Video CD => + Add => Select the folders you want to save on the CD => Next => Name the CD => Next => Burn CD. Don't forget to put the blank CD in the driver when it's necessary. You can make a trial before at >>>More => Simulation => Next etc., to see if your blank CD is good. You can make a Data disk if you choose, in the same way, by following the instructions on the Nero wizard. After you check the results, you can delete the files from your hard-drive.
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1) Download knoppix cd from url\nhttp://csociety-ftp.ecn.purdue.edu/pub/knoppix/KNOPPIX_V4.0.2CD-2005-09-23-EN.iso\n\n2) Use Nero CD Burning Software to burn image on CD (see sources for how to do this). Once done boot from CD.
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Download Nero 7 premium.\nMake Images of CD's and run them in Nero ImageDrive.\nThat will work just perfect.\ngood luck
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Use a CD.\n\n1. Right Click on "Start"\n2. Left Click "Explore"\n3. Locate all the files that you want copied to disc.  As you find them, right click them and left click on "Burn to CD" OR "Send to CD" it'll be somethign obvious like that.  After you have selected ALL the files you want backed up, locate the cd in the left hand column, right click on it and left click on "Write these files to cd"  It'll prepare them, then it will burn them.  Make sure you have a couple discs in case your files are kind of big.\n\nOnce backed up, then just run the update.\n\nFYI, the update shouldn't change anything.
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try device manager and unistal it \nreboot and let windows find , this sometimes works\ngothe web site of your burning software and see if they have a upgrade for disc (i think its firmware)\ni know nero does and has helped me in the past
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1.Open Nero Burning ROM. The New Compilation dialog box appears.\n2. Click CD  or DVD  in the left column. The New Compilation dialog box displays the Burn tab.\n3. (Optional) Choose one or more of the following:If you want to test to make sure Nero can burn the image to thedisc correctly, click in the Simulation check box, and clear the Writecheck box.
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If it is copywrited material, you would have to find someway to remove the macrovision encryption to burn it back to DVD.\nIf it is not, it could be any number of problems from dust in the burner, non compatible DVD discs, firmware upgrade or maybe just a bad burner.\nYou say you have NERO also. Before wasting a DVD disc, check your settings for burnproof so it checks that the material is actually downloaded and set up for burning.\nIt basicly makes a copy on the hard drive and kind of checks it for defects before you actually burn. Kind of a "burn to file" deal.
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If you burn an iso onto a cd, you cant use the rest of the cd, even if its a small iso.  In order to put your own files onto it, you have to edit the iso file.  I use WinRAR to edit my iso files, and then save the new edited iso, then i burn it with nero.