Ever wanted to back up your CD and DVD which gets scratched so easily to your computer. ImgBurn is a free program which let’s you rip a CD or DVD to your hard drive. ImgBurn saves the image as an ISO file which you can use to install a operating System like Ubuntu if the CD you are riping is the Ubuntu install CD.
In this video tutorial, I will teach you how to rip the Ubuntu Install CD to your hard drive for safe keeping. Using ImgBurn to rip Ubuntu Install CD is very easy, and only takes a few minutes depending on the speed of your CD drive.
youtube.com/johnsonyip1 For more PC help Videos. ImgBurn is a free program which you can use to burn your files onto optical media like CD-R and DVD-R. Burning files onto a disk is good because if your hard drive crashes. You still have a physical copy of your files on a CD or DVD. If you use Archival grade CD and DVDs, the disks are scratch resistant and can last for many years longer then hard drive and flash drives. ImgBurn is very east to use all you have to do is click “Burn filed/ folder to disc” button and follow the wizard to burn your data disk.
Shutting down and doing disk defrags are not very fun, but both are needed for keeping your computer in good shape. Wouldn’t it be great if you can combine the two tasks in one. Disk defrags can take hours, but you need to wait for the disk defrag to be done until you can shutdown your computer.
Wonderfully, Auslogic Disk Defrag, you can tell Auslogics to shut down your computer after the disk defrag is done by checking a check box. This will save you power since your pc will be off when Auslogics finish defragging your computers hard drive. Your computer also will be faster since now your hard disk’s files are organized, so they open and run faster.
Also, your RAM/ Random Access Memory will be refreshed, so all the junk files and gaps in it previously is gone ever time you shutdown and turn-on your PC.
Best of all, you can go to sleep or go out and not worry about your computer using electricity after disk defrag.