Your PC may have also come with a third-party disc creation tool, such as the popular Nero program. Later sections in this chapter tell you what to do when Windows identifies a recordable optical disc. That software is Windows, which recognizes blank optical media inserted into the recordable optical drive. If you need help identifying your PC’s optical drive, see Chapter 9. Or, you may see any of the abbreviations listed in Table 24-1. You can tell by looking at the stickers or “tattoos” on the drive’s faceplate. Then you need Windows the operating system has all the tools you need to burn an optical disc.įirst, ensure that your PC came equipped with a recordable optical drive. You need an optical drive that can write to recordable optical media, which is pretty much standard PC hardware these days. Making optical discs on your PC is super cinchy. See Chapter 26 for information on creating a video DVD. It has nothing to do with fire.įor information on creating a music CD, refer to Chapter 27. This chapter tells you how.Ĭreating an optical disc on your computer is known as burning a disc. Indeed, armed with a stack of recordable discs, you and your computer can become your own personal disc factory.
Better still, your PC has the ability to create discs. The computer eats optical discs, consuming them for their data, music, or video. Understanding the disc-burning thing Inserting the disc Choosing a proper format Working with the disc in Windows Wiping out an RW disc Labeling discs Throwing away a discĮhold the optical disc! It’s your PC’s removable media of choice.
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