AutoPlay is a new feature introduced in WinXP used for detecting
content such as pictures, music, or video files on removable media and
removable devices. AutoPlay automatically launches applications to play or
display said content.
AutoPlay should not be confused with AutoRun.
AutoRun, introduced in Win95, enables a Compact Disc (CD) to
automatically launch a function, such as an installer or game play, when
placed in the CD-ROM drive. This is accomplished through the use of an
Autorun.inf file in the root directory of the Compact Disc (CD). For more
details, see Creating
an AutoRun-enabled CD-ROM Application.
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Microsoft.com - Download details Autoplay Repair Wizard:
(5/18/2004).
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- The AutoRun or AutoPlay Feature Does Not Work:
- 314855
- CD-ROM May Not Run Automatically in Windows XP: Functionality
requires User Log On as either Power User or Administrator.
- msdn.microsoft.com
- Enabling and Disabling AutoRun: Edit Registry or Hold down Shift
Key while executing to suppress AutoRun action temporarily.
- 155217
- How to Enable or Disable Automatically Running CD-ROMs:
- 126025
- How to Disable the Feature That Allows CD-ROMs and Audio CDs to Run
Automatically: Win9x Ver.
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