Inexperienced users of a personal computer often have problems with operations such as writing documents to disk. However, we can say with complete confidence that writing various documents to discs does not take much time and effort.
Necessary
- - computer;
- - document;
- - DVD or CD disc;
- - Writer floppy drive.
Instructions
Step 1
To write a file, first of all, you need to prepare a special disk. If your data volume is less than 700 MB, then buy a CD. To burn a large number of files, you need a DVD media. It holds 4.7 GB. There will be no problems with finding a medium, since these goods are distributed almost all over the world in large quantities.
Step 2
However, it should be noted that such discs can be divided into two types, namely RW and R. You need to buy R format discs, since they cannot be rewritten, and in the future there will be no problems with loss of information. RW media are overwritten, but they often have problems. Next, prepare your document for recording. Save it under a name that is not similar to other files of the same format.
Step 3
Insert the disc into your computer's drive. You must have a DVD-R / RW writer. Next, the "explorer" will appear in automatic mode. Specify in it the item "View files". You can also just close this menu. It doesn't matter, since the recording will be done through a special computer tool, namely the "File Writer Wizard". Find the document you want to burn to the media. Right-click on it and select "Send to CD / DVD".
Step 4
If your drive is designated by any letter, it will display something like "Send to drive E". Click this item. Next, open your disk through "my computer". You will see the document ready to be written. Click on the column "Write temporary files" and wait for the end of the process. At the end of the operation, the disc will automatically be ejected from the drive.
Step 5
It is also worth noting that all discs must be checked for validity. To do this, re-insert the disc into the computer and view all the recorded files. If there is no data on the media, you need to do this operation again. Errors can occur with damaged disks, as well as with operating system failures.
