Hi, I played with Photo Viewer and found some problem which confused me. There are two machines with Win7 Ultimate OS. Machine A: Click "Burn" and there are two options (1.Data Disc... & 2.Video DVD... ) under it. Like below shows: Mahiche B: Click "Burn" and there is only one option (Data Disc...) under it. Like Below shows: Does anyone know why this happened? Thanks, Shuai

My guess is, that there is a difference in hardware, namely the DVD burner is on one computer (either physically present or configured). Regards Milos

Thanks for your kindly help! :) Maybe you are right. But I also have some confusion below: On Machine A: I have tried to click the option "Video DVD...", then "Windows DVD Maker" opened. On Machine B: There is no "Video DVD..." option. I tried to launch "Windows DVD Maker" manually by "Start" - "All Programs" - "Windows DVD M aker", it also opened correctly. So, I don't understand why...

My guess is, that there is a difference in hardware, namely the DVD burner is on one computer (either physically present or configured). Regards Milos Thanks for your kindly help! :) Maybe you are right. But I also have some confusion below: On Machine A: I have tried to click the option "Video DVD...", then "Windows DVD Maker" opened. On Machine B: There is no "Video DVD..." option. I tried to launch "Windows DVD Maker" manually by "Start" - "All Programs" - "Windows DVD M aker", it also opened correctly. So, I don't understand why...

Hi, According to my test, "Video DVD" option is only available in Windows 7 Ultimate version. Please check the version of your two computers. This option is associated to Windows DVD Maker. And Windows DVD Maker is a feature on Windows Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise. Niki Han TechNet Community Support

Hi, According to my test, "Video DVD" option is only available in Windows 7 Ultimate version. Please check the version of your two computers. This option is associated to Windows DVD Maker. And Windows DVD Maker is a feature on Windows Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise. Niki Han TechNet Community Support