Write files to CD or DVD without any Software

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Write files to CD or DVD without any Software

How to Write files to CD or DVD without any Software here is the trick

Windows 8 allows users to burn CD or DVD without installing any third-party optical media burning application. To burn CD or DVD, the computer must have a physical optical media burner properly installed in the computer, and the appropriate device driver for the hardware must be installed as well. Once these prerequisites are met, burning an optical media using Windows 8 built in burning feature is easy. By using this feature you can Write files to CD or DVD without any Software.

To Burn a CD or DVD in Windows 8 Follow these steps:

1. Log on to Widows 8 computer with the administrator or standard user account.
2. Make sure that a blank CD or DVD is inserted into the CD or DVD optical media drive.
3. Click Desktop tile form the Start screen to go to the desktop.
4. On the desktop screen, click File Explorer icon from the taskbar.
5. On the opened libraries window, click Computer from the left pane.
6. In Computer window, under Devices with Removable Storage category, double click the optical media drive on a blank CD or DVD is inserted.
7. Windows  displayed Burn a Disc box, type the appropriate title for the disc in Disc title field and click Next.

Windows Xp itself provide you this feature to write files to CD or DVD. 

1. Insert your empty CD in CD drive.
2. Copy the file that you want to write to CD.
3. Open My Computer. Open the CD directory.
4. Paste the file inside the CD
5. On the Left panel, you can see Write these files to CD. Double Click it.
6. The CD writing wizard window will open. Follow the Instructions,Wait up to CD writing process is completed.
7. Copy the desired contents from the hard disk that are to be added and paste them to the blank CD or DVD window.
8. After adding files, right click on the white area.
9. From the displayed context menu, click Burn to disc.
10. On the opened Burn to Disc box, select the appropriate burning speed from the Recording speed drop down   list.