steppinwolf

Thanks for the info on Read Mode. Creating an image file would be Build Mode correct? Now that you have confirmed my suspicion that "Maybe something is different in the logic that creates image files from disk", we can focus on Build Mode. This would explain the behavior I'm seeing if I were running as normal or standard user. However, my account is running as administrator (not ideal security-wise, but that's a different topic). I have full permissions on the destination path.

Thanks for such a quick response Cynthia! All my settings are still defaults, so the Read tab Destination is set to generate automatically as you guessed. That particular option is working fine (F: is indeed my largest volume). Nevertheless, the image file path under File Locations doesn't work when creating an image file from disk. BTW, this is ImgBurn 2.5.0.0 running on Windows 7 Pro x64.

Thanks for ImgBurn! One of the best freeware tools ever. Based on what I've seen so far, I plan to send a donation. I've encountered a small issue that could be a bug caused by the modified documents path on my system. In ImgBurn Settings -> File Locations -> Image Files the value: "F:\Users\myUserName\Documents\" was placed there automatically during installation. However, this setting is ignored and image files are created in the F:\ root directory instead. This might be because "F:\Users\myUserName\Documents\" is not a real path, but a library named "Documents" that contains the real path "F:\Users\myUserName\My Documents\" plus some other paths. However, if I "create an image file from file/folders", the correct path (...\My Documents\) is used. Maybe something is different in the logic that creates image files from disk?