Burning and creating Isos in Windows 8

Discussion in 'Windows 8' started by jul12, Aug 21, 2012.

  1. jul12

    jul12 MDL Member

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    #1 jul12, Aug 21, 2012
    Hello all,

    When I am burning Windows 8 iso and then created from burned disc iso back and compare md5, sha1 of original iso and iso created from burned disc hash's are different, but why?? I test this in Windows 8.

    But there is very interesting thing that when I am doing all these procedures in Windows XP I have no problem original iso comparing with burned disc created iso hash's are the same with no difference. Where is problem?

    The interesting thing is that this problem is in Linux too!

    These procedures I do with CDBurnerXP.
     
  2. FiB3R_OPTiC

    FiB3R_OPTiC MDL Member

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    #2 FiB3R_OPTiC, Aug 21, 2012
    You should always use Imgburn as it will always leave the hashes unchanged when burning then reading back, I found that most other programs change the hash, this is where Imgburn becomes a valuable asset. ;)
     
  3. jul12

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    #3 jul12, Aug 21, 2012 (OP)
    Please can someone give links?
     
  4. FiB3R_OPTiC

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    #4 FiB3R_OPTiC, Aug 21, 2012
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    jul12 MDL Member

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  6. FiB3R_OPTiC

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    #6 FiB3R_OPTiC, Aug 21, 2012
    Imgburn runs on linux if you use wine, maybe the burning engine was changed after XP, also some burning software like nero messes up the hashes so be carefull which one you use.