DoISO

DoISO is an ISO creation tool that relies on a very clean and simple interface, as well as on handy options aimed at both rookies and professional users.
The clean interface we were talking about boasts a tabbed layout, so you get “Create ISO”, “Burn Existing ISO Image” and “ISO Creation Options”, which means that yes, DoISO can burn files too.
Building a new ISO is mostly piece of cake because the dedicated tab prompts you to enter the volume label, enable the DVD video file system and pick a folder to be converted to ISO. The major drawback is that you cannot select multiple folders, which means that all files that are supposed to be included in the ISO project must be placed in the same directory.
If you wish to burn the ISO file after it’s created, you can choose between CD and DVD, with dedicated options to choose the speed and erase a rewritable disc.
There are some so-called ISO creation settings too, allowing you to adjust the ISO level, optimize duplicates, show more verbose output and enable Rock Ridge extended.
DoISO is most of the time a very resource friendly software solution, working smoothly on all Windows versions out there. It doesn’t require administrator privileges and creates an ISO file without affecting the overall system performance.
All things considered, DoISO is a very simple tool designed to help users who want to create an ISO with minimum effort. The only problem is that you cannot select multiple folders, but otherwise DoISO does its job very well on all Windows workstations.