Or Click in the text box next to the Browse button. To fix this, and get Windows 8 to do it you’ll need to reassociate. In the project window, select a disc image file to burn using one of the following methods: Click the Browse button and navigate to the disc image file on your hard drive. I discovered that this was because I had Daemon Tools installed, which in Windows 7 gives you the same functionality, but doesn’t work after upgrading. This is great, but I was missing the option completely after my upgrade! All you do is right click an ISO, choose ‘Mount’ and you’ll see an extra drive (often E:\ is your first available) with the ISO contents.
Windows 8 has the option of mounting an ISO file natively. An ISO can be burnt back onto optical media, but more conveniently it can be mounted so the operating system presents it as a seperate drive, without actually needing any actual optical media. An ISO file is a single file which contains the image of a CD or DVD (or even a Blu-ray), similar in a way to a ZIP or RAR file. After doing an in-place upgrade from Windows 7 to 8, I was keen to check out the inbuilt ISO support.
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