Last week I upgraded my OS from Windows 7 to 10. When I tried to BURN a file to a CD, I couldn't find the option "Burn to Disc," so I couldn't finish the process. I went to the Microsoft support site and contacted an agent. I thought I was contacting an expert but all I got, for a half hour, was "Give me a minute while I check my resources." What little I did get was that I need to download a new burner drive. I asked if Microsoft has a burner drive and he said "We do but it probably won't work." So I'm looking for a burner drive, that will work, for Windows 10. I Googled it and got a list of hundreds of outlets. I haven't heard of any of them so don't know if I can trust any. And some cost as much as $100. Do any of you, who use Windows 10, have a working burner drive, for a low cost or even freeware?

I later found the "Burn to Disc" command but, on clicking it, it does nothing. And every time I turn on my PC, I get the message "You have files waiting to be burned to disc."

I LOOKED into the Community, on the Microsoft site, and there and hundreds with the same question but no one getting any answers.    To be clear,you want disk burning software, a drive is the actual bit of hardware you ACTUALLY put the CD into.

Windows 10 definitely supports burning CDs, click the "you have items waiting to be burned to CD" with a blank CD in the machine.  There should be a button somewhere in the window that appears to burn/write the files to disc.

Failing that, freeware such as CDBurnerXP will do the job fine, there is no need to PAY for anything.Got it. But now it says that every CD, I insert, is incompatible or of poor quality. So I still can't burn a CD.