"Geeks and IT Pros often have to burn an ISO image (.iso file) to physical media such as a CD or DVD to test out and install software. We have made it easier to burn ISO images in Windows 7 by natively supporting the ability to burn ISO images directly within Windows without the need of a third party tool. To burn an ISO image in Windows 7, all someone needs to do is simply right-click on an ISO image and choose "Burn disc image"."
Another useful feature coming in Windows 7: ISO burning. I probably have to burn an ISO 5x as often as I have to rip them, so while I'll probably still install ImgBurn (awesome + free) on my main computer, it's nice to see that Windows 7 will have more capability out of the box than Windows Vista.
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This definitely qualifies as an "about frigging time" feature.
Agreed. Would be nice if they'd incorporate mounting them, as well. This is such a common use case. I do this at least 5x more often than I burn them, so having to install Virtual Clone Drive as a part of every new PC install is a PITA, for sure. Perhaps an evil conspiracy between MS and Verbatim?
Windows 7 Has Built-In ISO Burning
Linear Mode
