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How do I burn Windows 8 ISO into CD/DVD/BD?

Microsoft has released the Windows 8 Pro recently. All of you would
not miss this amazing product - Windows 8 Pro. Here you can download the
free Windows 8 consumer preview. It is available for download Windows 8
iso file:

For 32-bit (x86)

For 64-bit (x64)

Before you installing Windows 8, you should know the system requirements:

• 1 GHz processor or faster with support for PAE, NX, and SSE2


• 2 GB RAM / 20 GB available hard disk space


• 1366 × 768 screen resolution


• DirectX 9 graphics processor with WDDM driver


• To use touch, you need a PC that supports multitouch

If you want to upgrade Windows 8 Consumer Preview to Windows 8 Pro. Download Pro with special offer.

Once you have downloaded the Windows 8 ISO image file, you would like to create a bootable CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc so that you can install Windows 8 on your PCs. First, you should burn Windows 8 ISO
into your CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc. But if your PC doesn’t have an ISO
burner, what are you gonna do? WinISO as the versatile ISO burner can
handle Windows 8 ISO image files very well.

Here we will show you how to burn Windows 8 ISO file into CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc you want with WinISO step by step.

This article includes 3 steps.

• 1. Download and Run WinISO


• 2. Click "Burn"


• 3. Choose the Windows 8 ISO image file

Step 1: Download and Run WinISO

Free Download WinISO from our official website and then install it. It will just take you several seconds.

Step 2: Click  "Burn"

Please run WinISO. Click the  "Tools" button on the menu, and then
select the  "Burn Image..." option. Or you can directly press “Burn” on
the toolbar.

Step 3: Choose the Windows 8 ISO image file

After that, the “Burn” dialogue will be pop-up. Press the “…” then choose Windows 8 ISO file to burn it into your CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc, you can also tick the “Eject when finished” or “Verification” option if you need.

After a few minutes, WinISO will successfully burn the Windows 8 ISO image file into your own CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc.








Tip: Of course, you can press “Erase” to stop burning at any time if you need.

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