Once the burn is completed, you should get a successful message and the option to burn another disc. By default, it should automatically be set to the fastest speed your drive can support. The burn wizard will appear and here you can choose the recording speed. In Windows 7, you’ll see a Burn to disc option. Once you have copied all the files you want to burn, click on Manage under Drive Tools and you’ll see an option called Finish burning. The best thing to do here is to open another Explorer window with the files you want to burn. Next, you’ll get an empty Explorer window where you can start to drag and drop the files you want to burn to the disc. Obviously, if you are burning this disc for another device, like a CD or DVD player, then you should choose the second option. The disadvantage to using the flash drive option is that you can only use the disc on computers running Windows XP and higher. Give the disc a title and then choose whether you want it to act like a USB flash drive or like a mastered disc. Another box will pop up asking you how you would like to use this disc.
If no dialog box comes up for you, then just open Windows Explorer and double-click on the CD/DVD drive icon.
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