HowTo: Burn an ISO disc image with Nero in Windows

**aysiu** · January 2nd, 2006

Choose Burn Image to Disc

An open dialogue will appear.

Under Files of Type, select Image Files and find your Ubuntu ISO.

See attached images for more details.

**Ghot** · April 19th, 2007

do NOT choose data CD // bootable CD................... this doesnt work

CHOOSE: disk image (at bottom of choices in Nero Express)

**Comzee** · April 19th, 2007

Good info. No matter what the situation. If it's an ISO use disk image burn.

**bartoni** · April 19th, 2007

Also... maybe this is just me... but I always burn at the slowest speed possible. Burning a large, full disc at 48x or whatever, usually gives me problems... something to do with the slight wobble at the edges of a fast spinning disc, and, as data is written from the middle to the edge, errors occur when burning a full cd.

**n3tfury** · April 19th, 2007

this is where you'll find the option in "avdanced" mode.

**K.Mandla** · April 19th, 2007

This might also be helpful.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto

**aysiu** · April 19th, 2007

I've merged this with the HowTo on Nero and ISOs in the Tutorials and Tips section.

Let Absolute Beginner stay as a support forum.

**tinman6700** · March 8th, 2008

I always got to file, burn image, and then my ubuntu download. BUT make sure that when the last dialogue box comes up that you select disc at once, or it won't work. by default, mine always goes to track at once, and if I forget to change it, oops, wasted cd

**PinkFloyd102489** · March 8th, 2008

Or instead of using Nero, you could use a simple program like ImgBurn to do so. Small download, free, and quick burn speeds. No hassle of configuring, defaults work just fine when burning ISOs.