How to package a C project into an installer and burn it to a CD

Use the copy function of the burning software.

P.S. Copy a disc with a recorder: It is very easy to copy a *** or CD disc with Nero burning software.

Put the master disk into the recorder, open Nero, select the disc category *** or CD in the upper right corner, and then select "Copy Disc". Next, set the burner drive letter, the number of burns, the burning speed, and burn. After clicking "Burn", the software first reads the contents of the master disk and creates a temporary image file on the hard disk (the file will be automatically deleted after burning).

After the creation is completed, you will be prompted to take out the master disk, put it into a blank disc, and start copying and burning after you are sure. Burning, a total of several copies will be displayed next to the burn progress bar, and the first few are burned now. When the burning is complete, there will be a prompt box informing you that the burning is complete.

If you have more than one copy in the Number of copies, the disc will automatically exit when you finish burning, and you will be prompted to insert another blank disc until you finish burning.

After the software is completed, you need to use the packaging software to generate the installation package, and then burn the installation package to the CD for distribution.

Make a general self-booting disc with hidden files, and change it yourself.

You don't want to be able to install it without getting into the system you dream!

In this way, if you want to burn the driver to the CD-ROM spring wheel, you first**a nero burning program,and then burn it to the disc in the program,**After installing the burning program,,You know how to burn,The software is very simple,Just explore it,I am also using it now,I have also used it to burn the system! Does this Mori make it clear?

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Here's how:1. First of all, you need to determine the files that need to be put in - insert the disc, which can be selected as a presentation file.

2. In the next process, you need to drag the file to the CD.

3. Then put the mouse into the disc - right-click to select the engraved disc - set the speed of engraving, which is generally the default. This makes it easier to operate.

4. Finally, the renderings that have been engraved into it are completed.

Tools Raw materials.

Burn the disc. Burner computer.

Setup steps.

3. In this case, you can directly drag the file to the folder to complete the burning. As mentioned above, after the burning is completed, you can right-click to delete the file, or you can open the file and save it.

4. After selecting the second option and clicking Next, it will be different from the first case. Put the most intuitive picture, if it is the first type, there will not be a category of "files currently contained in the disc", but directly display the files.

5. Drag the file to the folder where the disc is located.

6. At this time, there will be an extra "file ready to be written to the disc", and at this time, you also need to click the red box "Burn to disc".

7. Name the disc here, and set the burning speed, which is generally the default maximum, click Next.

8. Wait for the reading slip to finish, and click Finish to complete the burning.

Insert the disc that can be burned to the recorder and burn the file to the disc.

1. The computer system supports direct burning (Microsoft's own), and the machine is equipped with a recorder, then click on the file you want to burn, and there will be an option to "write the file to CD" in the left taskbar (wi xp system), just select it.

2. There is also the installation of nero burning software and start it, so that the burning is more reliable and not easy to scrap the disk. Basically you buy a burner with the nero burning software that comes with it.

In addition to the above, a blank CD CD is required.

Install the burning drive on your computer.

To install disc burning software, nero and ultraiso are recommended.

The files that need to be burned can be packaged and made into ISO disc image files through software. The size should be about 100m smaller than the capacity of the disc.

Don't choose too fast when burning, generally 24x is fine.

How to burn files from your computer to a CD, teach you the easiest way!

Select these files and select "Burn to Disc" in the upper menu.

Go back to my computer, right-click on the disc drive, and then select Burn Disc and wait for it to finish.

First of all, you have to have a disc drive that can burn, and congratulations! You're good to go!

Just drag it all the way to the drive.

The tool used is: winiso

1. Create an ISO file.

Click the "New" button on the main interface, then you can drag the file from the explorer to the Winiso main program window, and then just click the "Save" button, select the save path and name it in the open save dialog box, Winiso will create an ISO file immediately.

2. Image file.

Before you need to open an image file, click the "Open" button in the toolbar, select an image file in the open dialog box, for example, and click Open. In addition to ISO, BIN, NRG, IMG, CIF and other CD-ROM image files, WinISO can also open virtual CD-ROM image files such as FCD and VCD.

1. Add files: The way to add files to the image file is to drag the file or folder from the explorer to the Winiso main program window, or click the "Add" button. Finally, click the Save button on the toolbar to save the image.

2. Delete files: To delete files from the current image file, first select the files or folders you want to delete, then right-click the mouse button to execute the "Delete" command, and then click the save button in the toolbar.

3. Extract files from ISO bin files: Sometimes, we may only need a certain file in the image file, then we can use the extraction method. Select the file you need, then right-click (or click the "Extract" button on the toolbar), you will see a menu, select "Extract" (as shown in Figure 2), a "Extract File" dialog box will open, click "....button to select the save path, and in the lower "File" column, select the type of extraction to be "Select File" or extract all image files, and click "OK" when finished.

Three: Make the contents of the disc into an ISO file.

Click "Operation" in the main menu bar, select the "Make ISO from CD-ROM" option, or directly press the shortcut key "F6", then the "Make ISO File from CD-ROM" dialog box will open, select the drive letter where the CD-ROM is located in the dialog box, and select the directory where the ISO file you want to create is stored. There are two options available in the file, which are ASPI and File Method.

Note: ASPI mode is to use the ASPI interface driver inside the Windows system to read the optical drive, this method is more efficient and faster, and it can record the boot information of the boot disc in the ISO file, it is recommended to use this method. If you find that the ASPI driver reports that "ASPI cannot be used", you can choose the "file" mode to create it, but the problem with the "file" mode is that if the disc is a boot CD, the boot information will be lost in the ISO file.

Once you're done setting up, click the "Make" button and you're ready to start creating your ISO file.

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