None of the burning utilities provides an options menu. The rest of the window simply told the user that each burning window has its own settings. After managing to click on the Options menu, the only setting in there was the name of the disc. For example, the first time I tried to click on the Options menu, the program launched my web browser and redirected me to the product’s website because the background of the interface is one giant URL. There are four options corresponding to different burning tasks and clicking at any of them will take you to the actual configuration window where you will be able to add files and burn them on a CD or DVD.Īlthough some people might appreciate this look, I think it looks a bit unprofessional, especially considering the fact that it is not exactly responsive.

The self-described clean user interface of the application is without a doubt the simplest one I have seen in a burning program. Totally Free Burner should work on pretty much every version of Windows. Depending on your Windows version you might also need a third-party extraction tool in order to extract the downloaded files. An active internet connection is needed to complete the setup as some components need to be downloaded. While the setup for the program is simple, users need to be careful about the third-party app offerings that will pop up after the installation is over.

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