You can easily return to the screen simply by pressing a keyboard shortcut, which is Ctrl + Shift + P. When there is any of the tasks that you need to run, just click on it, or press the associated keyboard shortcut, or press Alt + M to open the Mode menu and then select a task. Six tasks are listed front and center in the home screen of ImgBurn: write image file to disc, write files to disc, create image file from files/folders or disc, burn dummy data to the disc, and verify a disc to find out if it is fully readable or verify if the disc content is identical to an image file. It can, however, be displayed again manually at a press of a hotkey whenever you want to. If you try to close it, you will get a warning that you will miss out on important information. The log window stays on top until you minimize it. If you want to associate ImgBurn with all the file types it supports, you need to open the Registry tab under its settings panel.īy default, ImgBurn shows a log window together with its main interface. Additionally, it can reset all of its settings back to the default state in case your tinkering with ImgBurn results in problems that you don’t know how to fix. Aside from the typical installation options, ImgBurn also includes options to install for all users and enable SPTI access in remote sessions.

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