The player will convert your files and burn them to the disc. Once finished, you will have a CD that works in almost any player.

You can also use the File Explorer to burn a CD in Windows 11. Here's how:

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Before we begin, a quick note on hardware. Many modern laptops and desktops no longer come with built-in optical drives. If your computer doesn't have a disc tray, you will need to purchase an . These are inexpensive and plug-and-play—simply connect them to a USB port, and Windows 11 will recognize them instantly.

Windows will ask you to name the disc. Enter a title and click . The burning process will begin. Once complete, the disc will eject automatically.