The guide uses the above mentioned free ImgBurn software, which is very easy to use. If you have files and folders extracted from a Windows 10 ISO image (installation files of Windows 10), you can create an ISO image out of it by following the directions mentioned in our how to create bootable Windows ISO image from files/folders guide. Method 3 of 3 Bootable Windows 10 DVD from installation files/folders Step 4: Finally, click the Write button to begin burning the bootable Windows 10 DVD. Step 3: Next, click the browse button in the Source section (see picture) to browse to the Windows 10 ISO image and select the same. Click the option titled Write image file to disc. While installing ImgBurn, select the Custom install option and then uncheck the option titled Install Razor Web option. WARNING: The setup of ImgBurn (at least, the current version) tries to install the Razer Web browser plugin. Step 1: Download ImgBurn from this page and install the same on your working Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 10 PC. In this method, we are going to use a free software called ImgBurn. There are plenty of free tools available for the job.
If you’re having issues with the method mentioned above, you can use a third-party ISO burning tool to prepare a bootable Windows 10 DVD. Method 2 of 3 Bootable Windows 10 DVD using ImgBurn Once the bootable Windows 10 DVD is ready, you need to make appropriate changes (change the boot priority to CD/DVD) to the UEFI/BIOS to boot your PC from bootable DVD to begin installing Windows 10. Step 5: Finally, click the Burn button to begin creating your bootable Windows 10 DVD. Step 4: Here, select your DVD/CD drive from the drop-down box next to the Disc burner. Note: If the Burn disc image option is not appearing in the context menu when you right-click on Windows 10 ISO image file, please follow the directions mentioned in our fix to burn disc image option missing from the context menu guide to resolve the issue.
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