How to make a bootable DVD from an ISO file? This tutorial teaches you how to burn an Windows 10 or Windows 11 ISO file to disc for creating an bootable media. You can use Windows built-in ISO burner tool to make a bootable ISO file. For restoring lost or missing ISO file, EaseUS data recovery will help you to get file back quickly and easily.
An ISO file, with the extension .iso, is a CD/DVD-ROM image file made of a CD-ROM using burning software or CD-ROM image file tools. CD or DVD-ROM discs can boot to a DOS or other operating systems. Many users would like to install or reinstall the Windows operating system from the Windows installation disc created with an ISO file.
After you download a Windows 11 ISO file or Windows 10 ISO image, you can burn it and create a bootable installation media, DVD, or USB flash drive, or create a virtual machine (.ISO file) to install OS.
View Necessary Tools for Burning Windows 10 ISO DVD:
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💻 Supported Operating System: | Windows 10 |
🧑💻 Required Software/Program for Burning ISO: | ISO Burning Software, File Explorer with Mount feature |
As mentioned, you need to pre-download an ISO burner before following the instructions below.
Burning an ISO file to a DVD is not as simple as copying a file to a disc, which will not work because the DVD needs a master boot record and other hidden startup operating system files. Let's learn how to burn an ISO image to a black DVD. We take burning Windows 10 ISO files as an example.
If you don't know how to download a Windows 10 ISO file, link to the topic page for details.
Hardware prerequisites for burning ISO file to DVD:
EaseUS Partition Master, with its Windows (7/8/10/11) ISO feature, can efficiently assist you in burning downloaded Windows 10 ISO to your DVD in only a few simple clicks. Download this software and apply it to create Windows 10 installation media on your DVD now:
Step 1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master and go to the Bootable Media section. Click "Burn ISO" and click "Next".
Step 2. Select the ISO image that you have downloaded on your PC, and click "Open".
Step 3. Click "Next" and select the target USB as destination and click "Burn" to execute the operation.
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Aside from applying software to burn ISO, some advanced users may also prefer to create a Windows installation media on their own. Here is a brief guide that you can follow to execute the task:
Step 1. Insert the blank DVD into your computer.
Step 2. Press the Win + E keys to open File Explorer. Go to find the ISO file.
Step 3. Right-click on the ISO file and choose "Burn disk image."
Step 4. On the Windows Disc Image Burner window, click "Disk burner" to choose the correct CD or DVD from the drop-down menu.
Step 5. Check "Verify disc after burning" to ensure the ISO file was burned without any errors.
Step 6. Last, click "Burn" to start the process. When it is finished, you will see the "The disc image has been successfully burned to disc" message.
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These are questions other users commonly search about how to burn Windows 10 or Windows 11 ISO files to DVD.
Simple steps for creating a bootable DVD from an ISO file:
Step 1. Insert a blank disc in the disc drive on your computer. Right-click the ISO file and choose "Burn disc image."
Step 2. Select the correct burner from the Disc burner drop-down menu.
Step 3. Click "Burn". Ejects the disc after the progress is completed.
Windows 10 has a built-in ISO burner called Windows Disc Image Burner. It can help burn an ISO file to a DVD, CD, or BD.
WinISO is a professional third-party CD/DVD/Blu-ray image file utility tool that can burn disc image files from CD/DVD/Blu-ray Drive as well as extract, edit, and rename ISO files directly.
Step 1. Download and install WinISO.
Step 2. Run the software. Click the "Bootable" tab and choose "Set Boot Image".
Step 3. Select a boot image file to burn it to DVD.
Step 1. Download the operating system or game .iso file to your Mac.
Step 2. Insert a blank disc into your Mac.
Step 3. Click on "Utilities/Applications" and run Disk Utility.
Step 4. Open Disk Image on the File menu. Select the ISO image to be burned. Click the "Burn" icon.
Step 5. On the Select Image to Burn window, select the .iso file you want to burn to a CD/DVD.
Step 6. Click the "Burn" button and wait for the progress to complete.
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When you want to burn an ISO file to DVD or CD, you can't simply use the copy feature on Windows to do it. Instead, you can follow the above steps to burn a Windows 10 ISO file to DVD properly. Then, after burning the ISO file and creating a bootable installation media, you can use it to install Windows 10 on another PC.
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