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Check the box next to “Preliminary check” to protect confidential data.

Select destination – that is, media: CD, DVD or Blu-Ray.

Regardless of the source code, three more steps will have to be completed to complete the procedure: Need to burn game files via ImgBurn? The corresponding menu item “Burn files” is already available on the screen. If you want to burn a Windows image, then it is recommended to click on the appropriate option from the list. How to proceed further depends directly on the situation. Additionally, there is a test of the quality of discs – the system will try to find errors, check the integrity of the media and examine the available volume.

Immediately after launching ImgBurn, a window for selecting the next action will appear (you will not have to open any additional menus) – ImgBurn will offer to immediately write information to disk, using either files or an image as a source. As a result, anyone can burn CDs, DVDs and Blu-Ray discs without restrictions. Regardless of the platform, you won’t have to pay for ImgBurn and the offered functionality – developers from Lightning UK! we chose the Freeware model as a license, which does not imply either subscriptions or one-time payments. ImgBurn software was originally developed specifically for the Microsoft Windows operating system, but after the official release by the community, several assemblies were adapted for Linux using Wine. Any step or action is explained in advance using pop-up messages and notifications. And it’s not even a predictable interface, but endless prompts that appear during operation.

Since then, the developers have not changed the interface, leaving the lines of conciseness and sketchiness, but expanded the number of supported formats, added a media check function and opened a section where it is easy to prepare an image, and then use the obtained information to write data to disk. ImgBurn is a multifunctional software tool, functionally focused on burning CD, DVD or Blu-ray discs from pre-prepared images, files or directories.