So I can save myself the constant installation / de-installation of the extra software.īut why Windows Explorer did not offer the creation of an ISO image? So I still had to install extra software for the first step. Windows Explorer offers the burning of an ISO image directly in the context menu for optical drives or alternatively for the ISO image file, and does this quickly and efficiently (assuming, of course, that a blank CD / DVD / BluRay has inserted in the drive). With the installation of Windows 10, I was pleased that the burning of an ISO image no longer requires extra software. So I installed the extra software only when I had to make backup copies and then uninstalled the software again. In the past, I always had to install extra software that not only had a lot more features than needed, but also kept me as a nagging reminder when I was not busy making backups. As a backup copy, an ISO image of the DVD or BluRay disk is created on a hard disk in a first step, and then in a second step, the created ISO image is burned onto a blank CD / DVD / BluRay. Occasionally I have to make backups of various DVD or BluRay discs. In addition, the tool is characterized by the fact that it is real freeware. The tool achieves a very high drive read speed through drive-specific optimizations. The ISO Creator is an extension to Windows Explorer that enables the rapid generation of ISO images from media in CD, DVD, or BluRay drives or alternatively from hard disk folders. Published on Sunday, 10 December 2017 14:12

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