IMG BURN

[egdufwollamhsram1851]

Is there a link to download IMGBURN, without the garbage ,or is it still vulnerable where ever you get it?

I need to create some ISO files

[Midknyte]

Do you have to use Imgburn? There are other apps you could use to create .isos.

http://www.howtogeek.com/228886/how-...mac-and-linux/

[egdufwollamhsram1851]

Not if i could find something as easy, i did see this on Geek yesterday, ,

They have a link Ninite, but you have to down load the whole boat to get anything? It says everything is safe, but on Major Geeks, it says it's bundled, red flagged.

ImgBurn was so easy.

[Midknyte]

Just download Infrarecorder directly from their site. There is even a portable version. They posted the link to the Infrarecorder site; You don't need to use Ninite.

http://infrarecorder.org/

[egdufwollamhsram1851]

Just download Infrarecorder directly from their site. There is even a portable version. They posted the link to the Infrarecorder site; You don't need to use Ninite.

http://infrarecorder.org/

i don;t see win 8.1 there?

[Midknyte]

It works fine on Win8.1 and even Win10.

If you're that worried, you can try the portable version:
http://portableapps.com/apps/utiliti...order_portable

[egdufwollamhsram1851]

It works fine on Win8.1 and even Win10.

If you're that worried, you can try the portable version:
http://portableapps.com/apps/utiliti...order_portable

ok i'll try it tomorrow, img burn is being bypassed then?,,, if you do custom install can you get by the junk or no?
tks

[egdufwollamhsram1851]

It works fine on Win8.1 and even Win10.

If you're that worried, you can try the portable version:
http://portableapps.com/apps/utiliti...order_portable

I burned a couple successfully tonight. Do you know if there are speed selections to use? I just right clicked on the image and the window that came up was just burn and verify.. I opened up the program and looked through few options, but did not see it there either. If i burns at 4x that's fine on default?
tks

[Midknyte]

I burned a couple successfully tonight. Do you know if there are speed selections to use?

You mean you were burning .iso files to CD or DVDs? In your first post you said you needed to CREATE .isos.

By default, Infrarecorder will try to burn at the maximum speed available. That depends on both the drive and the media.

To burn .iso to discs, you click "Write Image"
Browse to the .iso file
You should see a "Write speed" drop down menu. It will be grayed out until you insert a CD or DVD