Want to try something new? What about
burning an ISO image from Command Prompt? Yes, you can certainly burn an ISO
image right from Command Prompt. Command Prompt is still very much popular
among advanced computer users, and many of us like to do things, differently!
Burning an ISO image from Command
Prompt is a real easy task, and what you should only know is, path and the file
name.
So, let’s burn a disk using Command
Prompt. The first step is to open Command Prompt. To do this, either
right-click on the Start button, and then click Command Prompt, or open Run
dialog box, and type CMD and hit enter key. You don’t need an elevated command
prompt to accomplish this task.
As I said before, what you only need
to know is the path and the file name, that you want to burn. So, do a
pre-check before you type the command.
To burn ISO image, type,
ISO BURN.E X
E, /Q, PATH & FILE NAME.
For instance, I have two ISO images in
Images Folder on Drive C, with the name of Image, & Image 2.ISO. So, the
command will go like this,
ISO BURN.EXE /Q C:\images\image.iso.
Hitting the
enter key will immediately pop-up Windows Disc Image Burner, and if there is no
disc in the drive, then you will be prompted to insert a disc, and try again.
One more thing you should take care
about while burning a disc from the Command Prompt is, the file name. If your
ISO image file name contains spaces, then you need to type the command as
follows:
ISO BURN.EXE /Q "C:\images\image 2.iso"
You need to type the folder and file
name path inside the quotes. Once you are done with all that, hit the burn
button.
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