What’s new in Nero Burning ROM for Nero Volume Licenses 2019

With the latest Nero Burning ROM for Nero Volume Licenses 2019, you will get the new feature “Burn SecurDisc to USB Stick/Card”.

With new feature, you can directly select burn the “SecurDisc” to the USB Stick/Card.
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Before burning, a pop up dialog will help to verify the information. A checksum file for the SecurDisc will be generated at the same time.
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And after burn succeed, with Windows File Explorer, the SecurDisc(.iso) file can be mounted to Virtual Driver, with the file “NeroSecurDiscViewer.exe”, you would view the files in the SecurDisc.
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Information: If Windows File Explorer do not support open or mount .iso file(For example, in Windows 7), you still need a Windows Virtual Driver tool.

Other Improvements:

  • Fix crash issue in burning huge number of files to a CD

How to access my mobile device at MAC wirelessly?

From WiFi+Transfer iOS v.1.2.5/Android v.1.3.6, when you turn on WiFi+Transfer,  whether you’re using an Android or an Apple device, you are able to open it directly on your Mac system.

First of all, please make sure that:
1. you are using the right version: WiFi+Transfer iOS v.1.2.5 and higher / Android v.1.3.6 and higher.
2. your mobile device and your Wi-Fi enabled Mac are on the same Wi-Fi network.
3. please switch on WiFi+Transfer and keep it in the foreground.

Then, follow the steps:
1. In Mac Finder, Go > Connect to Server
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2. Enter the URL listed in WiFi+Transfer in the ‘Connect to Server’ dialog. Click ‘Connect’.
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3. You may get a system message – ‘Unsecured Connection’. But actually WiFi+Transfer will NOT send or get any name and password from your system. Please click ‘Connect’.
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4. You will then be asked to enter your name and password. Whether you are connected as ‘Guest’ or ‘Registered User’, simply leave it empty and click ‘Connect’.
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5. At this moment, your Mac is connecting your mobile device. You need to allow the access of this Mac in the ‘WiFi+Transfer’ of your mobile device.
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Once you agree, you will see that your mobile device has been successfully listed in the form of an IP address in your Finder > Shared.
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When I try to click ‘Network’ in Explorer, I got ‘network discovery is turned off’ warning. What shall I do?

From WiFi+Transfer iOS v.1.2.5/Android v.1.3.6, when you turn on WiFi+Transfer, your mobile device will be listed in ‘Windows Explorer > Other Devices’ as follows:
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If this is the first time you’ve tried to discover your mobile device on your network, when you click ‘Network’ in Windows Explorer, you may see a warning because of your system settings:
network discovery turned off

1. When this warning pops up, you will find a prompt bar above Windows Explorer.
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2. Click this yellow bar to list its menu. Click the first item ‘Turn on network discovery and file sharing’
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3. If you see the following dialog box from the system, we recommend that you open only the network discovery and file sharing for the private network.
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Your network discovery is now turned on.

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My mobile device is not listed in my PC Windows Explorer, what should I do?

From WiFi+Transfer iOS v.1.2.5 / Android v.1.3.6, you are able to access your mobile device in Windows Explorer directly and even map it as a network drive.
But sometimes, because of the instability of the network connection or the use of communication channels by other apps, your mobile device is not listed in your Windows Explorer correctly.

First of all, please make sure that:
1. you are using the right version: iOS v.1.2.5 and higher / Android v.1.3.6 and higher.
2. your mobile device and your Wi-Fi enabled PC are on the same Wi-Fi network.
3. Please switch on WiFi+Transfer and keep it in the foreground.

You can try to:
1. In your Windows Explorer, Please select Network and refresh
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2. Please turn off the apps on your PC and mobile device that might be communicating with each other wirelessly now.
3. Restart WiFi+Transfer. Restart your PC.

If the mobile device is still not listed, you also can manually map your device.
Please follow the steps listed at https://neroknowhow.com/2019/04/08/how-to-map-my-mobile-as-a-network-drive-manually/

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