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Can I use disk burner built in Win10 to burn Linux Mint to a DVD?

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i used it many times with many OSs it never failed

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I'm trying to show Linux Mint to a friend of mine, but he has an old computer and USB doesn't seem to work. I've heard that a solution might be to burn the ISO to an optical disk.

So, can I use the default Windows 10 software to do so, or do I have to download special software?

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Sure, an ISO is an ISO, its OS independent.

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i used it many times with many OSs it never failed

if it was useful give it a like :) btw if your into linux pay a visit here

 

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