ISO burn failure

[RonP]

After downloading the Media tool, 64bit, and then downloading the iso file, I hit the Burn button. I have done this on two different machines with two different downloads. Used two different iso burn programs--even MS. Both had errors--see attached file.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

 

[Nibiru2012]

If you have the ISO file stored somewhere on your computer I would suggest using IMG-Burn.
It's a free program and one the best out there to burn ISO files to a disc. Another good one to use
is ISO-Burn.

It's always best just to download the ISO file and store it somewhere on your system and then burn it to the media of you choice, either a USB thumb drive or a blank DVD. BTW, be sure you use good quality blank DVD discs. IF they're not a name brand such as Verbatim, Memorex, etc. you may have issues. Stay away from non-branded generic disks cause their failure rate may be quite high.

 

[RonP]

If you have the ISO file stored somewhere on your computer I would suggest using IMG-Burn.
It's a free program and one the best out there to burn ISO files to a disc. Another good one to use
is ISO-Burn.

It's always best just to download the ISO file and store it somewhere on your system and then burn it to the media of you choice, either a USB thumb drive or a blank DVD. BTW, be sure you use good quality blank DVD discs. IF they're not a name brand such as Verbatim, Memorex, etc. you may have issues. Stay away from non-branded generic disks cause their failure rate may be quite high.

I use quality DVDs and I used your program, IMG-Burn, and it showed lots of errors. However, I did get a good USB iso. I'll try to use that, but one of my machines has a very old MB, and on the bios there really isn't a boot to USB listed. There is "Other device", and I will try that to see if it will see the USB.
Did you try to make a DVD iso?
Also, do you know what that error msg was in the attached jpg?

Thanks for your input.

 

[Nibiru2012]

It meant that somethings amiss with the burner drive. Try burning at say 8X or even 4X especially if it's an older burner over 4-5 years old. Have you ever cleaned the burner lens? A lot of people forget about that the lens can get dusty or dirty over the years.

 

[RonP]

Two different burners, clean yes, and I always use 4x for iso.

 

[davidhk129]

I have done this on two different machines with two different downloads. Used two different iso burn programs--even MS

Have you used this.......
Windows DVD/USB Download Tool ?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/windows-usb-dvd-download-tool

I use it exclusively. It's extremely simple to use, and it Never fails.