The ISO file, a copy of an entire data CD or DVD, requires burning to a CD/DVD or USB flash drive before use. To do so, you'll need to use burning software, such as a program that allows you to create a bootable ISO file, which can then be written to a USB drive or CD/DVD. This process will enable you to utilize the ISO file's contents.
Before you do
1. To use Free ISO Burner, insert your CD-Rom, launch the software, click "Open" to add the ISO file, and then select your disc type (CD/DVD or Blu-ray Disc) from the Drive section.
2. Burn the ISO file by clicking the "Burn" button, and the process will be completed after a while.
1. To use UltraISO, download and install the software, then click "Continue to Try" to access the trial version.
2. To add the Disk Master ISO file to the project, go to the main menu and select "File" followed by "Open" to load the ISO file.
3. Insert your USB drive.
4. In the main menu select "Bootable"->"Write Disk Image".
5. To write an image to a USB flash drive, navigate to the popup window, select your USB flash drive, choose a write method, and click start to begin the writing process.
1. The first three steps are the same as creating a "burn bootable USB flash drive".
2. In the main menu, select "Tools"->"Burn CD/DVD Image".
3. Choose your disc and click the "Burn" button to start the burning process.
To summarize, you can use the bootable CD or USB flash drive to both backup and restore your system.
1. Launch BurnAware, insert your CD, and select "Burn Image" in the main window.
2. To add an ISO file to the virtual drive, open the popup window and select the disc type (CD/DVD or Blu-ray Disk). Then, click the "Browse" button to locate and add the ISO file.
3. To create a bootable disc, first download and install the software, then create a bootable disc by clicking the "Burn" button to burn the ISO file, which can be used to backup and restore.