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21 minutes ago, LIGHTNING UK! said:

No, 'burning' only applies to optical drives/discs.

You just 'copy' to other devices.

ImgBurn is just for optical drives.

Good to hear.  I thought I was just a moron not being able to burn to flash and digital drives.  One last question; what is the difference between "copying" and "burning", and can Imgburn "copy" to a flash drive?

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Sorry, digital drive.  Like a flash drive in the computer (no moving parts).

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I have had no trouble burning files to disks, so forgive me if this question may be stupid.  Does ImgBurn burn to flash and transistor drives?  I have a Windows 10 OS in my computer and I am trying to burn folders to a flash drive.   I tried with no success to burn to the HD so I could then burn to the flash drive.  Any help?