How to burn a bootable iso to blank disc

How to burn a bootable iso to blank disc

A boot disk is removable digital data storage medium from which computer can boot an operating system. In other words, a bootable format is one that allows CD-ROMs or DVD-ROMs to open up directly from a PC without the need for a hard drive. For this reason, mass of third-party software developers use the bootable ISO file to make it come true.
ISO image file, as the important disc image file format which is available for download. But, how to make bootable ISO and burn it onto your blank disc, that’s the point for you. Now, if you don’t know how to make a bootable ISO then I hope this article will help you. And even if you don’t know how to burn bootable ISO to disc and make it be a bootable disc, you are thinking about all of these things as it happens. Here is the right place for you to solve all of the things you care for. In this article we’ll assume you are using Windows XP and above, which is why WinISO Standard 6 is an all-in-one ISO software for Windows. The simple UI, super fast speed, and easy-to-use operation make you handle ISO image with ease.
Things you will need:

• 1. WinISO
• 2. CD Drive or DVD-R/RW
• 3. Blank DVD/Blu-ray Disc

First of all, download and install ISO Burner here.
Instructions of making bootable ISO

1. Download the related boot information. Or you can extract the boot information from the related disc.

2. Run WinISO, click “Open File” in the toolbar to open the ISO file you have.

3. Choose the “Bootable” in the menu, and then click the “Set boot image”. A window will pop up, select the boot information you’ve got. Then you’ll see the status will be changed to “Bootable” on the left side of WinISO.

4. Last step, click “Save” to get the new bootable iso file.

So far, you’ve known the way to make bootable ISO, if you need to get a bootbale CD/DVD, you need two more steps.Instructions of burning bootable ISO

• 1. Prepare a blank disc which has enough capacity and make sure you have the CD-R/RW or DVD-R/RW.
• 2. Click the “Burn” on the toolbar, choose the current saved file, and then click “Burn”.

After several minutes, you will get the bootable disc.