Summary: What can I use autorun.inf to do? I know I can make it run an exe file but I would like to have a cd I create to run a html file that has instruction...
Summary: hi. win 98se p3 650. i downloaded a full movie in avi format, and i want to burn it to a cd and also make an autorun.inf file so it starts automatical...
Summary: Autorun.inf is a file that should normally only be found on the root directory of a CD... Autorun.exe is an arbitrary name (setup.exe and install.exe ...
Summary: Using WIN98SE. I am trying to make a CDRW auto run but i am not being successful. Can CDRW's autorun? All i want to do is have it start "readme.txt...
Summary: OS is WIN98 SE. I created a few autorun.inf files which were placed in the root of several CD-RW discs. An example would look like this: [Autorun] op...
Summary: Do you know how or where I can get info on making an "Autorun.inf" file and maybe also making a "startup menu" too... this is for a cd-rom if that hel...
Summary: Help I create an autorun.inf but whene it opens the browser it looks for the HTML file like if it was a webpage open=iexplore.exe name of the file.ht...
Summary: Hi there. I really need help with testing autorun.inf files. I have been trying to test autorun.inf files without wasting CDs, so I followed the instr...
Summary: is it possible to make an autorun.inf file work on a disk when the user pops it into the drive? (i want to send a copy of my website to someone and ha...
Summary: Does anyone know how to write an autorun.inf file that will let you choose among several applications to run? Tried the various freeware programs but...
Summary: Your on the right track, auto.ini... well, actually the CDs I'm looking at use "autorun.inf". Just look on a CD that you know auto starts; which seem...
Summary: G'day all, have to agree with 'thegorx' and Lyd, it also makes things slower as well. It started with IE4.01 with the option to remove it [in Win95] t...
Summary: The actual index # for the HD icon is shell32.dll,8 [default icon] and it's the same for all drives [partitions] but if you have several partitions an...
Summary: Many autorun CD's use an autorun.inf file to start the autorun process. Browse the root of CD. If there is no autorun.exe or autorun.inf, then it was ...
Summary: Make a file called autorun.inf in the root directory. In the file type: [AUTORUN] OPEN=NAME.EXE if it is a html file use OPEN=START NAME.HTM Good Luck...
Summary: After making tons of autorun CD's, in a word "YES". Though it's the information in that autorun.inf file that makes it work. You have to make sure tha...
Summary: All you need in a file called "autorun.inf" is: [autorun] open=index.html That will open the html file in whatever app accepts that file's input. That...
Summary: Create a text file and name it autorun.inf. Burn that file to the root directory of the cd. MSDN list of commands. You can stick any autorun software ...
Summary: Will you run the CD from a computer which already has Powerpoint or not? If not, you'll need to add the PPT Viewer. You need to create Autorun.inf at ...
Summary: well i have see autorun.inf for pretty much everything so you should give it a try. p.s. u can also use that pic for the icon (icon=mypicture.jpg) ...
Summary: Yeah, sorry I meant AUTORUN.INF. Okay, I had a game, I think it was Deadly Tide, when you right clicked on the CD-ROM drive (with the game already in ...
Summary: I am trying to learn how to do that also. I stole this information from an e-help list that I belong to. Follow the links and see what kind of infor...
Summary: I seem to recall seeing some documentation about how to test autorun. You might try searching the Microsoft web site. But, why not burn it to a CD? ...
Summary: Yer bein tricked. Try this, from an MS page. SYMPTOMS When you are viewing drives in My Computer, one or more of the drives may have an incorrect icon...
Summary: You can't make autorun on the C: drive. The C: drive is in use by Windows all the time, unlike the CD-ROM. When you open C:, you don't really open it,...
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