While burning data to disc using Nero Burning ROM or Nero Express, the process may unexpectedly abrupt with Disc Burning Failed error. If you have ever gotten this Burn process failed at error, the most frustrating thing is that your disc will become unworkable.
Worry not, we’ve compiled a set of solutions that worked for many people.
Download Diagnostic
You’re just 3 steps away from automatically fixing this problem….
- Download and install Diagnostic
- Perform driver update.
- Restart your computer.
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Select Lower Writing Speed
Although most disc burning tools these days are mature enough to write discs at high-speed, Disc Burning Failed error is still inevitable.
It is a good practice to burn discs at a relatively lower speed to avoid this issue.
1.Double-click the Nero Start desktop icon.
2. In the Start Screen, select Nero Burning ROM.
4. Click on the Burn tab
5. The default Writing Speed is Maximum.
6. Select a lower speed, for example, 16x (2,400 KB/s), or 4x (600 KB/s).
7. Click New.
Check Disc For Scratches
Even if there are minor scratches going through the read and write areas of your DVD/ CD, the disc burning process may fail.
Abort the current process, eject the disc and check if the disc is dusty, scratched or damaged.
Minor Scratches
If the disc is dusty, gently clean it up with a soft cotton or microfiber.
Hold the disc under running water and gently rub the toothpaste around the radius of the circle of your DVD/ CD with
Remember, do not rub the cloth with extreme force or this would further worsen the problem.
This WikiHow article has detailed steps with pictures and illustrations.
Deep Scratches
While minor scratches can be fixed at home, deep scratches may require professional help.
Data recovery centres have adequate equipment to buff and repair deeply scratched discs.
Buy A High-Quality Disc
It is noticed that discs with lower speed and quality often fail.
Buy a blank DVD/ CD with good quality, longevity and speed.
Prefer discs from popular brands with a gold base layer and darker blue-like dye second layer.
Disable NoCDBurning
A user or software may have changed your Registry settings to prevent burning data to discs. Here’s how to restore the default setting:
For Windows 10/ 8.1/ 8/ 7/ Vista/ XP:
1.Press Windows Key + R.
2. Type RegEdit, and hit ENTER.
3. Locate the following Registry path:
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE | SOFTWARE | Microsoft | Windows | CurrentVersion | Policies | Explorer
4. Check for a DWORD called NoCDBurning on the right-hand side panel.
5. Double-click it and replace its value with 0.
6. Click OK.
7. If the DWORD does not exist, create it. (Right click on Explorer > New | DWORD (32-bit) Value.)
8. Exit out of the screen and restart your machine.
Don’t Overload Your System
Your system can be said overloaded when there are too many applications and background processes running simultaneously.
Disc burning is a resource-intensive process that requires a higher amount of RAM.
You may be running out of memory. People have gotten this numerous times.
Free-up your RAM by restarting your system with minimal background processes.
For Windows 10/ 8.1/ 8/ 7/ Vista/ XP:
1.Press Windows Key + R.
2. Type MSCONFIG
3. Click OK.
4. In the new
5. Choose the Selective startup.
6. Un-check Load startup items.
7. Click Apply, and then OK.
