Burn CD's with windows 10

Easy-

First open up the folder where all your music files are at

Next open up Windows Media Player

At the far right are 3 tabs, one labeled burn, click on that one

From your open folder where your music is, drag and drop the song you want to burn onto the cd to the burn column.

When done, select burn CD at the top under the play tab.

That is it.

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MaureenW21:  you just need to ENABLE Windows Media Player:

Go to Control Panel/Programs and Features/Turn Windows features on or off/Media Features/Windows Media Player to add it to the Start Menu.

Don't ask me why the "Answer" selected doesn't just say this.

Jim - In Windows 7's  Media Player's Windows Movie Maker, on my desktop computer I created two home movies containing photos, video, and music I had on my desktop computer.  Then in Media Player, I burned my created movie to a DVD-R with absolutely no trouble.  The burned DVD played on my Blu-Ray DVD player as well as my two older DVD Players, and they played on the DVD players of the people I created the movie for as a gift!  The entire process was very easy and user friendly in Windows 7.  After switching to Windows 10, I spent weeks trying to figure out how to do a third home movie with pictures, video, and my music - finally completed the project in Window 10's Windows LIVE Movie Maker, HOWEVER, when I burned the movie to my DVD-R, my 3 DVD players would not recognize there was a movie on my burned DVD even though Properties showed there was something on the new DVDs.  I wasted 5 new DVDs trying to get the movie burned on the DVD, but none of my DVD players would recognize there was a movie burned on the DVD, and neither would my separate labtop computer.  Why?  Because, after a ton of research, I discovered the burning process in Windows 10 burns the movie in a completely different format from Windows 7 burned DVDs.  I then installed FlickDVD, Handbreak and something else that was recommended - none worked!  FINALLY. the free download WinX DVD Author was recommended, I installed that program on my computer, and walla - it worked!  I burned my 3rd movie on 3 separate DVDs and all 3 DVDs played back on both my Blu-Ray DVD player and the two other older DVD players along with my laptop.  FOR THE LIFE OF ME, I DO NOT KNOW WHY MICROSOFT WOULD REMOVE A GREAT, TRIED AND TESTED PROGRAM LIKE MEDIA PLAYER FROM THEIR SUPPOSED "UPGRADE" WINDOWS 10 AS IT WAS SO USER FRIENDLY AND WORKED EVERY TIME FOR ME!  I wrote Microsoft and asked them to please offer a download of Window 7's "Media Player" program with all its former components.  Maybe if everyone would write Microsoft, they would be willing to accommodate Microsoft users who loved the Media Player program! Meanwhile, WinX DVD Author will correctly burn DVDs - I just don't know about CDs.  I am now trying to figure out how to load my music CDs on to my computer and am not having any luck.  Before in Windows 7, I just inserted my music CD, clicked on something and the entire music CD would upload to my computer.  Windows 10 is not doing this now.  I suppose another 2-week project trying to figure this one out.