NO - again, disc images are not photos of CDs.
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If you've used disc images before, then you may know that in prior versions of Windows, you need to use a third party burning application like Nero or Roxio to burn the image onto a disc. New to Windows 7 is native support for .iso and .img images. In other words, you can now burn image files of these formats, without having Nero or Roxio installed.
To burn a disc image in Windows 7:
- Double-click on the image file. (must be .iso or .img, Windows does not support other types like .nrg and .bin).
- Windows Disc Image Burner pops out. If it doesn't, right click on the image file, choose Open With > Windows Disc Image Burner.
- Insert a blank CD or DVD.
- If you like, tick Verify disc after burning. This checks the disc after burning to see if it was burned without errors.
- Click Burn.
- Wait for it to finish.
- Done.
If you haven't come across disc images before and you'd like to just give it a go, you can download Ubuntu, which comes as an .iso image file (about 700MB, fits on a CD). After you've burned it, you can play around with it, just to also try a Linux operating system. If you're not using Windows 7, and you don't have a disc burning application, InfraRecorder is a free and open source burning application which you can download.
What should i do if i wan to make a .iso from a CD ?
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