Although you can close the message from the notification area every time it pops up, it is always a good idea to either burn the data to a blank CD/DVD disc, or remove the copied contents from the CD/DVD drive once and for all. In either case, i.e. either you remove the files from the CD/DVD drive or you burn the data on to a blank CD/DVD disc, the notifications will quit popping up.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to remove the pending tasks, and also how you can burn the data on a blank CD/DVD disc in order to complete the tasks. To write the data on a blank CD/DVD disc, you must follow the steps given below:

- Log on to the Windows 8/8.1 computer using the account that has burning rights.
- From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.
- Once on the desktop screen, click the File Explorer from the taskbar.
- On the opened This PC window, double-click the CD/DVD drive icon (Blu-Ray Disc icon is used for this demonstration.)
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- Once the window opens up, press Ctrl + A keys simultaneously on the keyboard to select all the objects
- Once done, right-click any of the selected object, and click Delete to remove the pending task.
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- Alternatively, in order to burn the pending files on to a blank CD/DVD disc, click the Manage tab from the top of the window.
- From the displayed options in the Manage ribbon, click Finish burning.
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- On the opened Burn to Disc wizard, on the Prepare this disc window, specify the desired name for the CD/DVD in the Disc title field.
10. From the Recording speed drop-down list, choose the appropriate burning speed as per your preferences. (63x is used in this demonstration.)

11. Once this is done, click Next to start the morning process.
12. Once the burning is complete, click Finish.

13. As soon as you will click Finish, the CD/DVD drive would automatically eject. You can now push the CD/DVD drive tray back in in order to view the contents of the burned disc.
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