Learn the most important control and control categories that every architect and developer should include in their projects.
Windows 10 'burn to disc' does nothing
I have used Windows Explorer to copy a large number of files (4.39 GB's worth) to the temporary folder that appears when starting to copy to a writeable disc. I have found 'Burn to disc' on the Share tab, but when I click it nothing happens.
While loading the temporary folder I was getting the ‘You Have Files Waiting to Be Burned’ message kept popping up.
While loading the temporary folder I was getting the ‘You Have Files Waiting to Be Burned’ message kept popping up.
Do more with
EXPERT OFFICE® is a registered trademark of EXPERTS EXCHANGE®
Have you chosen the correct burn option (probably data)?
There are many 'Burn to disc' options ... music / video / data / ISO /etc.
Read up on this :
http://superuser.com/questions/955129/built-in-disc-burning-software-in-windows-10
There are many 'Burn to disc' options ... music / video / data / ISO /etc.
Read up on this :
http://superuser.com/questions/955129/built-in-disc-burning-software-in-windows-10
You also need to make sure you have completed the burn. I think I recall seeing a message at the end.
Hi Michael,
I can't see anywhere to set the burn option. The link is about ISO burning. I am just trying to copy multiple (jpg) files,
Hello John,
I can't start the burn, so I know it isn't completed
I can't see anywhere to set the burn option. The link is about ISO burning. I am just trying to copy multiple (jpg) files,
Hello John,
I can't start the burn, so I know it isn't completed
Check if the DVD writer is working properly. Sometimes the steps below help:
DVD / CD Drive not working Code 19 Error (Vista and Windows 7)
(Summarized from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060/ )
1. Close down all open programs
2. Open regedit.exe with Run as Administrator
3. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
4. There should be one of, or both of, UpperFilters and LowerFilters
5. Click on UpperFilters, Edit Delete
6. Click on LowerFilters, Edit Delete
7. Close down regedit trees and close regedit
8. Open Device Manager and Uninstall DVD / CD Drive
9. Shut Down
10. Restart and DVD / CD Drive should come back with auto discover
DVD / CD Drive not working Code 19 Error (Vista and Windows 7)
(Summarized from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060/ )
1. Close down all open programs
2. Open regedit.exe with Run as Administrator
3. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
4. There should be one of, or both of, UpperFilters and LowerFilters
5. Click on UpperFilters, Edit Delete
6. Click on LowerFilters, Edit Delete
7. Close down regedit trees and close regedit
8. Open Device Manager and Uninstall DVD / CD Drive
9. Shut Down
10. Restart and DVD / CD Drive should come back with auto discover
I recall having this problem when first migrating and for me had to reinstall Microsoft Essentials to get the Microsoft DVD Maker with which I could then burn the DVD. I don't know if they've since removed the functionality since I first did this a few months ago, but perhaps an option to explore.
I also did use this resource found some months ago and may also work, using the old Media Player as follows.
Press Windows key + R
Type: wmplayer.exe
Hit Enter
Right click and pin it to your Taskbar.
The CD and DVD burning wizard was still available on one of my systems.
Asta
I also did use this resource found some months ago and may also work, using the old Media Player as follows.
Press Windows key + R
Type: wmplayer.exe
Hit Enter
Right click and pin it to your Taskbar.
The CD and DVD burning wizard was still available on one of my systems.
Asta
Thank you John, and thank you Asta.
Since my last post I have tried again. I got a bit further, and got a message to say that the disc wasn't formatted. I had thought that that would be a part of the procedure, but I formatted it independently and have tried the copy again.
This time it seemed to start OK, but since the first stage is to copy to a temporary folder, it is difficult to determine whether it is copying to a disc or to the temporary folder.
I have been away preparing and serving dinner, so I haven't yet assessed the result.
Since my last post I have tried again. I got a bit further, and got a message to say that the disc wasn't formatted. I had thought that that would be a part of the procedure, but I formatted it independently and have tried the copy again.
This time it seemed to start OK, but since the first stage is to copy to a temporary folder, it is difficult to determine whether it is copying to a disc or to the temporary folder.
I have been away preparing and serving dinner, so I haven't yet assessed the result.
it is difficult to determine whether it is copying to a disc or to the temporary folder.
I always hear the DVD start, so I always know it is copying to the DVD.
I always hear the DVD start, so I always know it is copying to the DVD.
John,
Thank you for your research. However it now appears not to be a problem of the CD/DVD drive not working.
Asta,
I was not using Media Player or its successor to burn audio or video discs.
My latest attempt, in which I formatted the disc independently, seems to have worked. I have been able to display pictures from the new disc on a separate system, so I know that they are actually on the disc and not being displayed from some temporary folder that pretends to be the disc files.
However, it leaves open the question of how it is all supposed to work together and what the 'Burn to disc' button is for. I would expect the 'wizard' to take the user through all the necessary steps, and not to leave one mid-process.
Thank you for your research. However it now appears not to be a problem of the CD/DVD drive not working.
Asta,
I was not using Media Player or its successor to burn audio or video discs.
My latest attempt, in which I formatted the disc independently, seems to have worked. I have been able to display pictures from the new disc on a separate system, so I know that they are actually on the disc and not being displayed from some temporary folder that pretends to be the disc files.
However, it leaves open the question of how it is all supposed to work together and what the 'Burn to disc' button is for. I would expect the 'wizard' to take the user through all the necessary steps, and not to leave one mid-process.
John,
Re your comment. #41112404.
Thanks. The DVD player did nothing in the circumstance originally described.
Re your comment. #41112404.
Thanks. The DVD player did nothing in the circumstance originally described.
I have rebooted.
If I navigate in Windows Explorer to the drive, all the files in the burn are now listed under 'Files Ready to Be Written to the Disc (88)'
If I navigate in Windows Explorer to the drive, all the files in the burn are now listed under 'Files Ready to Be Written to the Disc (88)'
When that happens, I go back to the Burn menu and burn (because I recall that menu changes a bit when ready to be burned).
I think this is the guide you need to read by techisky.com:
"Create photo DVD slideshows ...Create photo DVD slideshows in Windows 10 from pictures and inmages files BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, GIF, etc. and combine photos and videos together to preserve your memories."
Link:
http://www.techisky.com/software/dvd-creator-windows-10.html
"Create photo DVD slideshows ...Create photo DVD slideshows in Windows 10 from pictures and inmages files BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, GIF, etc. and combine photos and videos together to preserve your memories."
Link:
http://www.techisky.com/software/dvd-creator-windows-10.html
John,
I'm not sure where the burn menu is.
Michael,
I'm not trying to create a slideshow or looking for a third-party solution. I'm just trying to use the built-in facility to back up files.
Nobus,
I had already burnt a DVD last night, so I knew that the hardware was OK.
This morning I put a fresh new DVD in the drive and clicked on in in Windows Explorer.
As before it asked me how I wanted to use the drive (USB or CD/DVD) and what name I wanted it to be. Also as before the dialogue disappeared after clicking Next. Explorer showed me the list of files that I had already written to the disc.
I deleted them all and copied a new set to the temporary folder shown. As before the 'Burn to disc' button didn't work. However 'Burn to disc' is also an item in the drive's right-click context menu. This worked as expected.
It seems the the problem is just with the new button on the new ribbon. If anyone can say that they've used it successfully, then we must assume that I have a problem with my system. Otherwise I think it must be a bug.
I'm not sure where the burn menu is.
Michael,
I'm not trying to create a slideshow or looking for a third-party solution. I'm just trying to use the built-in facility to back up files.
Nobus,
I had already burnt a DVD last night, so I knew that the hardware was OK.
This morning I put a fresh new DVD in the drive and clicked on in in Windows Explorer.
As before it asked me how I wanted to use the drive (USB or CD/DVD) and what name I wanted it to be. Also as before the dialogue disappeared after clicking Next. Explorer showed me the list of files that I had already written to the disc.
I deleted them all and copied a new set to the temporary folder shown. As before the 'Burn to disc' button didn't work. However 'Burn to disc' is also an item in the drive's right-click context menu. This worked as expected.
It seems the the problem is just with the new button on the new ribbon. If anyone can say that they've used it successfully, then we must assume that I have a problem with my system. Otherwise I think it must be a bug.
For Windows 10, Windows Explorer, "Burn to Disc" is under the Share tab. See if that helps.
I do not normally have DVD writer attached to my laptop and I did use the Burn feature with Windows 8.1 but I have not had need since I upgraded this laptop to Windows 10 Pro. I will see if I can get a chance to try it later on today.
I do not normally have DVD writer attached to my laptop and I did use the Burn feature with Windows 8.1 but I have not had need since I upgraded this laptop to Windows 10 Pro. I will see if I can get a chance to try it later on today.
Graham - I got my USB drive out tonight. The same as you I think. I select the file, click on Burn, a dialogue box comes up and I select CD, then I click Burn a second time and the Copy Window comes up but does not complete.
Now I a recalling (dimly in the past) that this same setup (same laptop, same USB DVD writer) did the SAME thing in Windows 8 / 8.1
So I am not sure if it is a bug in Windows or in my USB device. I took the CD out, put it in my Windows 7 machine with bus-connected DVD Writer and it shows blank ready to be used. Same thing a while back with Windows 8
Now I a recalling (dimly in the past) that this same setup (same laptop, same USB DVD writer) did the SAME thing in Windows 8 / 8.1
So I am not sure if it is a bug in Windows or in my USB device. I took the CD out, put it in my Windows 7 machine with bus-connected DVD Writer and it shows blank ready to be used. Same thing a while back with Windows 8
I set up the laptop with a dock and DVD Writer in the dock. Still did not work. It got farther but did not finish. I do not know what is wrong.
you posted "4.39 GB's worth"
maybe that's too much for a normal DVD ? i know it should get up to 4.7 GB; but does it burn less than 4 Gb say?
maybe that's too much for a normal DVD ? i know it should get up to 4.7 GB; but does it burn less than 4 Gb say?
Thanks John,
That seems to confirm that there is a bug in the burn wizard, but the workaround is to use the 'Burn to disc' item from the context menu that pops up when you right-click on the drive in explorer.
nobus,
You are right to say that there was too much data. But that wasn't the immediate cause of the problem. When I finally got it working, there was a message to say that the usable capacity was only 4.3GB.
That seems to confirm that there is a bug in the burn wizard, but the workaround is to use the 'Burn to disc' item from the context menu that pops up when you right-click on the drive in explorer.
nobus,
You are right to say that there was too much data. But that wasn't the immediate cause of the problem. When I finally got it working, there was a message to say that the usable capacity was only 4.3GB.
Premium Content
You need an Expert Office subscription to comment.Start Free Trial