[IMGBURN 2.5.8 and Windows 10 .....where's gone the "disc layout editor" window.A workaround.]

I have a single monitor but i you could be right before my registry edit I could see that window for a split second when shutting down IMGBURN

[IMGBURN 2.5.8 and Windows 10 .....where's gone the "disc layout editor" window.A workaround.]

Sorry for my confusing reply but I was in a rush.

I meant to say that before "registry edit" when I clicked on "Show disc layout editor" (like the one in "write files/folders to disc") I could not get that window to show.

Now it works even if I have to click on the 'Show Disc Layout Editor' window button.

 

[IMGBURN 2.5.8 and Windows 10 .....where's gone the "disc layout editor" window.A workaround.]

I did not work for me

[IMGBURN 2.5.8 and Windows 10 .....where's gone the "disc layout editor" window.A workaround.]

I've already tried deleting the registry value

"DiscLayoutEditorWindow" that is in  Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ImgBurn

and rebooting *

I made it working again changing the dword value for

"DiscLayoutEditorWindowExplorerPaneVisible"

from 0 (disabled) to 1 (enabled)

* a few times I made IMGBURN working in w10 this way

Ps I double checked for virus/adware/pup (I already did back when I download the installer) ....clean

 

 

 

[Verify has become painfully slow]

Your log file shows the verify speed has been set to 4x.

 

Go into verify mode and correct it.

Problem solved btw still don't remember changing that setting

Thank you  

[Verify has become painfully slow]

I use ImgBurn 2.5.8.0 with an LG BH10LS38 (1.03 fw) to write (at 4x speed usually) files and folders to bd-r (Verbatim Datalife Plus)

In the last few days verify has become much slower topping at only 4x speed .

I don't think it matters but files are stored on an external usb 3.0 enclosure (WD Purple) while back then they were on internal sata drive (WD Red)

I've attached one of the latest log files and some captures  (the most relevant ones I hope) of the program settings

 

Any idea

ImgBurn.log