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How to write a data in CD/DVD

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Steps for Burning data in CD/DVD



1.                          1. Open Nero Application from start menu.


 



2                  2.       Select data option and click on make data cd.

3                               3.       Add files wizard is open. For selecting the file click on add button.


              
                4.       Browse your file form the hard disk.(You can select multiple file using ctrl 
                          button)  


                     


               5.       Click next. Select Multisession option for further use for disk space for              
                          writing another data.


6.                             6.        Click on burn Button.

Remember:- During burning disk operation, don’t open the cd tray or closed the application.





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