How can I get a disc to run a program automatically when it s put in the optical drive?

Friends who often use optical discs know that there are many optical discs that will run automatically when they are put into the optical drive, how do they do it? As soon as the disc is put into the optical drive, it will be automatically executed, mainly relying on two files, one is the file on the disc, and the other is one of the system files of the operating system itself, which will detect whether there is an action to put the disc in the optical drive at any time, and if so, it will start to look for the file in the root directory of the disc. If a file exists, execute the preset program in it.

Not only can you make the disc run the program automatically, but you can also make the hard disk run the program automatically, the way is very simple, open Notepad, then right-click on the file, select "Rename" in the pop-up menu, rename it, and type the following in (followed by a comment, you can leave it unentered):

autorun] indicates the start of the autorun part, which must be entered.

icon= Give the disc a personalized drive letter icon.

open= Specifies the path and name of the program to run, in this case under the disc.

Save the file, press F5 to refresh the desktop, and then look at the drive letter in "My Computer" (in this case is the C drive), you will find that its disk icon has changed, and it will automatically ** file under the disc!

To explain: the "[autorun]" line is a required fixed format, the "icon" line corresponds to the icon file, and the "c: is the icon file path and file name, which you can change to the path and file name of your ** file when you type."

In addition, ". .If you don't have this kind of file on hand, you can use the image viewer software ACDSEE to convert other formats to ICO format, or find a file with the suffix BMP and rename it to ICO file.

open" line specifies the file to be automatically run, along with its drive letter and path. It should be noted that if there is no automatic ** file in the hard disk and directory you want to change, you should delete the "open" line, otherwise you will not be able to open the hard disk because you can't find the automatic ** file, at this time, you can only right-click the drive letter and select "Open" in the pop-up menu.

How to disable a disc from running automatically: Sometimes, you may not want a disc to run automatically because it interrupts work in progress or causes the optical drive to malfunction. (1) Permanently prohibit automatic operation:

Click "Start Settings Control Panel System", double-click "Optical Drives" for all optical drive devices in the "Device Manager" window (if you have multiple optical drives or optical drive virtual devices), double-click the optical drive item you want to change to open the "Optical Drive Properties" window, click the "Settings" tab, and uncheck the "Automatic Insert Warning" option in front of it, and restart the computer after you are sure to disable the automatic operation function, unless you re-select the "Automatic Insert Warning" checkbox. (2) Temporarily prohibit automatic operation: Before inserting the disc, hold down the shift key and wait for the disc to stop rotating, or 5

After seconds, release it. (3) Only **cd is prohibited

If you don't want to disable the program disc, you can open the "Explorer" window, click "View Folder Options" (or "Tools Folder Options"), in the "Folder Options" window that opens, click on the "File Type" tab, find the audiocd file type, after checking, click the "Advanced" button, inside the window that opens, if the file action window has a play

And if it's bolded, it means that you are running auto-run (play), do you want to ban it? Just delete it or leave it highlighted.

Whether or not the disc runs automatically depends on whether the disc itself has a boot file and not the system.

Turn on the computer, when the reflective "DEL" appears in the lower left corner of the screen, quickly press the DEL Jian at the keypad, and then enter the BIOS interface.

It's up to you to choose, press 1 or press 2 to choose.

I should press 1.

Hello, your computer obviously didn't enter the disc system, right??