If just ten years ago only a few could afford a computer with an optical drive, now the ability to write information to a disk is commonplace. If there are too many files accumulated on your computer, and you do not want to delete them, then you can simply write the information to discs. One of the most common burning software is Nero.
Necessary
- - computer;
- - the Nero program.
Instructions
Step 1
Download the program from the Internet. Install it on your computer. Run the program. From the main menu, select the format of the discs you will be working with. To do this, click on the arrow in the middle of the program window. Since all modern computers have drives that can write information to both CDs and DVDs, you need to install CD / DVDs.
Step 2
Then go to the "Favorites" tab. Here you need to choose which disk you will write the files to. If you will be using a CD to burn your files, you should select Create Data CD. Well, if DVD, then, accordingly, select "DVD with data".
Step 3
After selecting this option, a window will open in which you need to add files for recording. You can drag them or click on the "Add" button. A browse window will appear. In this window, select a file and add it to the disc burn menu. At the bottom of this window there is a bar that shows the remaining free disk space. Make sure that it does not go over the mark for the maximum disk capacity, otherwise you will not be able to write the selected files.
Step 4
After all the files are selected, proceed further. In the next window, you can set some recording parameters. For example, you can select the number of copies if you want to burn multiple copies of a disc. If you check the box next to "Check data after writing to disk", then after the writing process is completed, the data will be checked for errors that may occur when writing a disc. Also in the line "Disc name" you can give a name to the disc. It is it that will be displayed after it is launched on the computer. After selecting all the options, click "Record".
Step 5
The procedure for burning a disc starts, the time of which depends on the speed that the program has determined to burn the current disc. After completing this procedure, you can remove the disc from the tray.
