Windows xp super eraser burn to cd iso#

Windows xp super eraser burn to cd iso#

In Nero the same option is called “Do not add the ' 1' ISO file version extension” and “Disable Version Numbers” in CDRWin. Disable ISO version number extension ( 1) (now only in boot options) Needed for Windows 2000/XP boot images. In case there are errors (that means that some files are corrupted) you will get a list of all occurrences.

Verify data after burn If this is enabled, the data burned to the disc will be checked afterwards for errors. Eject disc after burn Doesn't do anything more than it says.

DVD+RW has a finalization step after each session instead of a “final” disc closing procedure. Note: This option does not apply to DVD+RW discs. Then of course your existing data will be deleted. You can only “reopen” the disc by erasing. Finalize Disc If this is enabled, the medium will be finalized after burning process and you won't be able to add any further data to the disc (no multisession). Make sure that you don't have any unfinished or unsaved work left. This means that you can move/remove files on the CD at anytime. For the 2nd option, you can choose to burn it like a USB where the CD uses a filesystem similar to a USB. Shutdown computer after completion Once the burning process completes, the program forces a system shutdown. It gives you 2 options: 1) Burn an audio disc (regular 80 minute CD style) 2) Burn a file disc. This might be useful when burning files from slower device to prevent burning errors. Cache compilation before burn All files you burn will be saved on your hard disc temporarily. Mode 2XA instead of Mode 1 This is only available for CD/RW. Simulation is not possible for Blu-Ray and DVD media. In this case nothing is written to the CD, so you can check before if errors occur. Detailed information on Simulate Burning Process Activate this option if you want to simulate a burning process. Use Buffer Underrun Protection Should always be activated.