Many people don’t know how to burn a disc with Disc Burning Master? Today’s article brings you a tutorial on how to burn a disc with Disc Burning Master. If you still don’t know, let’s learn about it with the editor.

1. Preparations required for burning a disc

Before we burn a disc, we need to make preliminary preparations. This is particularly important and cannot be ignored, otherwise it will only become a useless effort in the end. What we need to prepare is a computer with a CD burning function and a blank CD with a large enough capacity. Of course, there is also our most important protagonist - the data that needs to be burned.

​ ​ 2. What are the steps to burn a disc?

Burning data from a computer to a disc is a very simple process. Now I will tell you how to burn it so that you can use it when needed.

1. Use our computer to connect to the Internet and download a software called Disc Burning Master. After the download is completed, follow the prompts to install it step by step. After installation, open the software; after entering the software, we select one of the functions in the homepage interface. There is an option called "Burn Data Disc".

2. After opening, we follow the prompts to select the type of disc. I chose "Burn Bootable Data CD" here, then click the file button next to it, select the file we need to add, and click the OK button in the lower right corner. . At this time, the software interface will prompt you for the selected disc type, capacity, the name and size of the file to be burned, and check whether it meets the burning conditions. If the recording conditions are met, the software will display an OK and a Cancel button. After we confirm that everything is correct, click OK.

3. After completing the above steps, the software will automatically enter burning. We don't need any operations at this time, we just need to wait patiently for the burning process to end. Generally, the time required depends on the size of the burned data. After the burning is completed, the software will pop up a dialog box to prompt us that the burning is completed. At this time, we click OK and close the software.

4. Of course, our burning is basically completed, but just in case, we still need to test whether the data has been completely burned to the disc.

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