How to use Win7 burner

There are a lot of friends who need a computer with a recorder, but after using it, I don't know how to use it. In fact, this is also a waste. The recorder is actually very useful. It is better to use under Win7 system, copy (Ctrl+c) Paste (Ctrl+v) to complete the burn, which is shared with friends who have a burner.
1 First confirm whether your CD-ROM drive is a recorder, that is, there is a RW logo in front of the CD-ROM, indicating that it is recordable; the CD also has a RW logo, I use a DVD+R-burn disc.


2 Burn disc into the burner, close the doors, open My Computer on the desktop, then you can see the drive has been recognized recordable disc DVD + R blank disc

3Select the files to be burned. For example, I want to burn "Yu Shiwei Management Lecture". I select all the files I want to burn and see the properties of 4.03G, which is just the capacity of a DVD disc (DVD+R can be burned to 4.7G), then right click on the copy, or maybe the shortcut key Ctrl+c

4 Click on the DVD RW drive in the left resource manager, in the pop-up dialog box "Disk title", enter: Yu Shiwei Management lecture, click “Next”

5 Right-click and paste in the blank space of the open burn disc, or use the shortcut key Ctrl+v, this will start copying the file:


6. When the file is copied, click on the menu bar “burn this file"

7 Enter the title in the pop-up dialog box, now the title "Yu Shiwei Management Lecture" Select the burning speed on the lower burning speed, generally there is nothing to try to choose the slow speed, this Engraved produce CD save for a long time.

8, this is a pop-up dialog box showing progress

9, burning is completed, the optical drive automatically pops up the engraved CD, and then pops up a dialog box to let you choose whether you want to burn the next disc. If you don't need it, select No, then click “Complete", so that the entire burning process is completed. Of course, if you use NORE or UltraISO software to burn, you can edit the CD more carefully, but use This method is the easiest