How to Create a Bootable DVD from imgburn Executable

Some users reported that their Windows DVD image contains an executable file named imgburn.exe.
This executable file is not contained in a folder named imgburn.
If you are also troubled by this error message, here are a couple of troubleshooting tips to help you fix this issue:
* Add the imgburn.exe file to your windows DVD image * Use a different DVD burning software * Ensure your DVD burning software supports Windows 8 * Update your DVD burning software * Disable any third-party security software * Reset your DVD drive * Update your DVD driver
### What is a Bootable DVD? A bootable DVD is a CD or DVD that boots your computer directly into Windows.

  • Creating an ISO file and a bootable DVD is a great solution for moving your files from one device to another.
  • Creating a bootable DVD from imgburn can be done in a few steps by following the steps below.

Insert a blank DVD into the drive

  1. Note: If your computer does not have an optical drive, you can use a USB DVD drive.
  2. Download imgburn from the official website.
    Download imgburn from the official website.
  3. Run the .exe file by clicking the icon.
  4. Select the ISO image that you want to burn to a DVD.
  5. Click Burn.

Select the ISO image file

  1. In the left pane, right-click the imgburn program.
  2. In the menu that appears, select Open File Location (or File Location in older versions).
  3. Right-click the imgburn.exe file.
    Right-click the imgburn.exe file.
  4. Click Copy.
  5. Open the Windows Explorer and paste imgburn.exe in the Program Files directory.
  6. Close the Explorer window.
    Close the Explorer window.
  7. Right-click the Program Files folder.
  8. Click Properties.
  9. Click the Security tab.
  10. Click Edit in the Owner section.
  11. Type your account name in the Enter the object name to select box.
  12. Click Check Names.
    Click Check Names.
  13. Click OK.
  14. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
    Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
  15. Right-click the Program Files folder.
  16. Click Properties.
  17. Click Security tab.
  18. Click Edit in the Group section.
  19. Type Administrators in the Enter the object name to select box.
  20. Click Check Names.
    Click Check Names.
  21. Click OK.
  22. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
    Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
  23. Right-click the Program Files folder.
  24. Click Properties.
  25. Click Security tab.
  26. Click Edit in the Group section.
  27. Type Power Users in the Enter the object name to select box.
  28. Click Check Names.
    Click Check Names.
  29. Click OK.
  30. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
    Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
  31. Right-click the Program Files folder.
  32. Click Properties.
  33. Click Security tab.
  34. Click Edit in the Group section.
  35. Type Users in the Enter the object name to select box.
    Type Users in the Enter the object name to select box.
  36. Click Check Names.
    Click Check Names.
  37. Click OK.
  38. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
    Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
  39. Right-click the Program Files folder.
  40. Click Properties.
  41. Click Security tab.
  42. Click Edit in the Group section.
  43. Type Authenticated Users in the Enter the object name to select box.
  44. Click Check Names.
    Click Check Names.
  45. Click OK.
  46. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
    Click Apply and OK to save the changes.

Select “Write image file to disc”

  1. In the write mode, select “ISO 9660 (*.iso) as the type.
  2. Click “Open”
  3. Select the image file you want to burn
    Select the image file you want to burn
  4. Click “Start”

Select the DVD drive

  1. In the center of your monitor, right-click the Start button.
  2. Select Disk Management.
    Select Disk Management.
  3. Locate your DVD drive.
  4. Right-click it and choose Eject.

Click “Write”

  1. Choose ISO image on the Write tab
    Choose ISO image on the Write tab
  2. Select ISO image on the Write tab
  3. Select ISO image on the Write tab
  4. Select ISO image on the Write tab
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