Cannot burn system image to Blu ray disks via LGwh16ns40

First thing it will not write to disk, unless i format the disk. Once formatted the Image program writes to the disk. But issue is when it finishes the first disk (it told me to label it disk 1), it ask for another disk, but writes the same info and asks
to label it again (disk 1). I have an LG WH16NS40 manufatured June 2014. can someone tell me if im doing something wrong?!!

Hi acura1073,
We indeed need more information about your problem so that we can help.
What’s about the “Image program”?
If you have any screenshots, this would be better to understand your situation.
Alex Zhao
TechNet Community Support

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JARNJ3 wrote:
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