does anyone know how i can check on my end if there is so called corruption ?

I have never commented before on this site. But have to say already using this burning utility and it works beautifully.

free - http://www.imgburn.com/

If I am not mistaken, this installs SPTD.sys into C:\Windows\System32\drivers folder
The software has an option under File>Settings>Start (or Stop) SPTD
To be safe, just go into the above folder and manually delete sptd.sys

Some one said in comments, that this Software Pro Version is good
four Twelve Months (12). Is this True or Not? If True, should it not be
in The System Requirements Section ( Light Blue) ? Other Giveaways
say this up front. Please explain this.

Nevermind, I fixed it. I forgot to temporarily disable the my custom rules in Local Security Policy. Sorry about the inconvenience and thank you for the gift! :)

By receiving an email download link instead of having to use Facebook (which I refuse to join) to download the program, after clicking "Run", all I get is a notification box that tells me that Burn Aware is activated. But at this stage I have not been given the opportunity to install the program and I cannot find it installed on my computer.

This has happened on three previous programs I have tried to download over the past couple of months.
Can anyone tell me what I have to do to receive the program.

I've always liked BurnAware. Great, lean, simple, and the free version has served me (and others I know) very well.

Nice simple interface. It was able to burn FLAC files to an audio CD. Huge feature in my book.

Used this for quite some time, then switched to StarBurn. Couldn't be more satisfied. Simple, straightforward interface, does all I can imagine.

I can't see if it can be used on Windows Vista Home Premium.

Up against its biggest competitor -- Ashampoo's outstanding Burning Studio -- Burnaware delivers comparable results with a comparable, and equally excellent, GUI. Between 'em, Burnaware and Ashampoo have signalled the demise of hyper-inflated stuff from Roxio and, even more notably, Nero, this latter the king of the castle until it followed Microsoft's example by introducing bloatware in hope of bloating its retail price.

I've used the two free versions of Burnaware and Burning Studio for years; where one couldn't manage the burn, the other did, and vice versa. What's worth noting here is this:

http://www.burnaware.com/compare-editions.html

as is the fact that Burnaware Premium *is* rentalware, something which in principle I remain opposed to. Today's giveaway is valid, then, for 12 months only, after which it will revert to free anyway. (If you wish to continue on with Premium, then renewal will be at 50% of the cost of what the developer is charging at that time, so at least Burnaware is offering a fair deal for continuing usage.)

For those who need the additional two features of Premium over free -- disc to disc copying and audio extraction -- I haven't include the third here, because Burnaware's 'feature' of recovering unreadable discs isn't quantified nor can such ever be guaranteed -- then today's giveaway is an excellent one.

If not, then in my 'umble opinion, Burnaware's free version remains, along with Ashampoo's Burning Studio (under whatever name Ashampoo decides to give it: it won't be a version number, but a YEAR number) remain the two must-have burning tools in anyone's armory.

Many thanks, GOATD, and thanks, too, to Burnaware for the offer.

Installed and activated easily on Win 7 64U. Really a model of how GOTD software should behave.

UI is perfect. Simple, clear and all options are easily seen / acted upon. Again a model UI which puts all competition to shame, IMO. I with the designers of this software would go work for LG and redo the UI for my new TV...owell.

Works flawlessly for tasks tried. No BD disks to test, though.

Get this or you are missing out.

People still use CD/DVD/BD's? ;-)

If its as good as the Burn Aware professional which i am using currently you will like this a lot . Simple interface really easy to use as far as a burner without all the complicated junk that usually comes bundled in software of this nature i.e. (Nero Roxio etc) i started out using the free version they had that was recommended and eventually upgraded but not because of any ads there are none even on the free version just less toys as i call them to use . At last count i believe they offered 3 versions the free which is basic then the premium and then the professional . I use to have a lot of issues with Nero aside from the bloat ware they install and that its impossible to remove because of the depth of install . I have only used this to burn music CDs so if someone out there does a dvd id like to see their results im just used to using ConvertX to DVD for movie burning

I have been using the free version of this since Jesus was a baby and have had no problems with it at all. It does what it says.
I have installed this and see very little difference with this (paid for) and the free version?
It's a keeper for sure and will be used.

downloaded and installed ok but have ruined 4 blank CD it starts the burn then shuts down running windows 10. going to uninstall before I ruin more blank CD

Installed easily with no need to post on facebook or get email. Also doesn't seem to need any registration. The interface is easy to understand - much better than any of the free programs I tried recently. I'm sorry I can't test it for speed of burning or for results but I have no blank cds at the moment. So far I'm pleased to have this free download. Thank you!

After trying many different programs for burning CDs and Dvds I find this piece of software to be one of the best around. I have been using the free version for a while and it is an excellent piece of software that have nothing to envy programs like Nero and other well known software that cost a bundle. I `ll try this version to see how much better it is than the free version.

While it may be good, I already have: ImgBurn, PowerISO, UltraISO and ISOBuster on my main computer. I am sure at least one of them can do Blu-Ray if the need should ever arise. At present, my computer does not have a Blu-Ray Reader or Writer and I do not use Blu-Ray Movies with my TV DVD Player (when it gets replaced, it would have that ability, but I can not see paying the extra cost for those dvds and the fact that it must get some info from the internet when you play them)

It's nice to see data recovery included though I haven't tried it yet and don't know how deep and aggressive it is. Disc rot is an unfortunate reality so I create par3 archives before I burn most discs. It's no great chore to use MultiPar first but it would be convenient if these features could be built in to a burning app. Not aware if a par interface is included in any burning software now.

been using a version since 2011,,,have burned hundreds of dvd's...never a problem...many formats, many speeds..movies, iso's, whatever...a real timex.

Been using it as my primary burning app since years ago. Nice piece of software. Thanks for the offer.