 ALL versions of windows do this when the region code is not set on a DVD drive. ImgBurn comes with potentially unwanted software. ImgBurn was  best burning program which was why it was so sad the latest version 2.5.8.0 came bundled with malware. This wasn't just adware that you could choose to install- it was really malicious malware that was very difficult to remove (Ask.com toolbar )The Ask Toolbar is frequently referred to as a browser hijacker because it takes control of the Web browser and does things you may not want, such as using Ask.com instead of Google or Bing to perform a search, or setting the Ask.com webpage as your default homepage. Many people call it a virus. The security industry generally refers to it as a "PUP," or potentially unwanted program. Users who it hijacks mostly have less polite names for it.  Windows no longer comes with dvd playback codecs or burning software. If you buy an external USB Burner you can get both back. You will still have to set the region code on the drive to play disks.  Buying the Drive allows burning and playback to be put back for as many machines as you want as many times as you want.  The cost of the drive is the same as buying the software without a drive.  USB2 means it works with ALL DELL MODELS from 2006 to now. [URL]  
In my Optiplex 3040 my optical drives (one internal, one external), with the same dvd disc inserted, the properties show up as '0 bytes free' and '0 bytes used'. My Vostro laptop correctly displays the properties for the same disc in its internal optical drive. Both have Windows 10 Pro installed and both are up to date with system updates. SFC scan shows no errors on the desktop. Anyone have any ideas, please?  
Problem with dvd discs showing '0 bytes free' and '0 bytes used' in explorer