If you use nero you shouldn't simply burn the iso file onto the blank but use the option where you burn a disk image or saved project (which is the ISO) onto your blank.
That's exactly what I did, but it still didn't work. I think the gods of the ISO file hate me.
Apparently a good program to use to write the ISO to CD is http://www.cdburnerxp.se/, for it has a "BURN ISO" button that makes sure it is done right. Apparently, when you burn a CD with an ISO file, it cannot be written as a file but as an image. That might be why you kept getting coasters.
Hmm, maybe I'll try downloading that program, it can't help and at the worst, I'll just end up with another coaster.
I keep trying to burn the ISO onto a CD as an image, not just as a file, but it never seems to work for me. Again, I think the gods of the ISO file hate me.
Hmm, and maybe WinRar hates me, too. Who knows, I seem to have real issues with technology. Does anyone else out there think that technology in general hates them??
I've never had trouble with my CD burner before, it's usually so good to me, but lately, I must say, it's been giving me grief, I've made entirely too many coasters trying to back things up. Maybe it wouldn't hurt to get it checked out before my warranty runs out. Remind me to bring my computer in to the repair shop when I get home in April.
-Becka :) (of the "technology, pfft" class)