ITUNES disc burner or software not found - posted in Windows Vista: I have Itunes 8.1.1.10 and when I try to burn an audio disc the message 'Disc burners or software not found'. I have read of a. Sep 02, 2017 Hi, I was wondering if anyone had a solution or a similar problem, I'm not sure if this is related specifically to Windows 10 or just my PC having a moment, since I upgraded form Windows 7 to Windows. In answer to your email disc burner or software not found I had no end of trouble with Itunes for months after I had upgraded to 8.1 so decided to remove the new version of Itunes and download a older version and after that was able to burn discs again so I will stay with my older version keeps coming up on my screen to upgrade I just say no all is going well now.
I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 recently, and am looking to burn some .iso files. In Windows 7, there was a default program that I could use. I have dug around a bit, but cannot find one in Windows 10 so far. Although, a bunch of search functionality seems to be disabled on my machine, so I may just be searching incorrectly.
Is there a disc image burning program bundled in Windows 10 like there was in Windows 7?
Image of what I see:
3 Answers
If you single click an ISO file using File Explorer 'Disk Image Tools/Manage' shows up in the ribbon (much like MS office 2007 and later). If you click on 'Manage' two options should appear below. Selecting 'Burn' will give you the tool that you are looking for.
You should also be able to right click the file and select 'Burn disc image' in the menu.
If you have a program like VCD associated with ISO files the options above will not show up.
Supplementary trick: to restore the tab showing up in the ribbon, you do not need to un-install anything: just reassociate .ISO with Explorer (right-click on any .ISO, Open with... submenu, select File Explorer and check the Always use... box; you can do the same thing with the Associate control panel).
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For others, who don't have the 'Manage' tab in Explorer, use 'Open With' -> 'Other application' -> select 'c:windowssystem32isoburn.exe'
music2myearI'm not sitting at a W10 machine, but the way I did it in W8.1 was:
Then I selected all the files (CTRL+A)
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