Make a autorun file for your cd.

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Make a autorun file for your cd.


You might have seen the cd provided by the software companies runs a
install file automatically when you insert the cd to your computer.
Have you ever wanted to make a simillar type of cd? here is the solution for it.



Just follow these steps and you will make a professional looking cd which runs automatically.

Follow these steps before you burn files into a cd.

1> Open notepad.

2> Now write :

[autorun]
OPEN=INSTALL\Setup_file.EXE
ICON=INSTALL\Setup_file.ico

you can change “setup_file.exe” and “setup_file.ico” to the file you want to run. “setup_file.ico” Refers to the icon of the programme. Its not compulsary.

3> now save this file as desktop.ini

4>Now burn the files in your cd and include the desktop.ini file we made in the root directory of the cd.

5>you have done it! now you made a autorun file for your cd. When you insert your cd into your computer it will automatically run the file you choosed.

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  1. | #1

    Waiting for your reply and comments.

  2. | #2

    Good stuff dude. keep on posting more & rock the world.

    I’m also near by your village called suikhet now in Qatar. working as a safety officer. but my passion is to be a computer engineer. lets see. However i completed advance hardware and networking course from here as well as i’m web designer & graphic designer too.

    Anyway, well done dude. keep it up & keep in your mind your ideas helping others to boost their knowledge. so keep on posting la

  3. | #3

    Hmm.Good to know someone like you. And thanks for comment.

  4. | #4

    It seems fine, except for the icon part.

    I think the icon part should be something like

    ICON=INSTALL\Setup_filename.ico
    but not .exe

  5. | #5

    Yup!
    Sorry for the mistake.
    I corrected it now.
    Thank you for your comment Dilip.

  6. | #6

    Great article subash

  7. | #7

    .exe is also correct.if mentioned as .exe it will display the icon of the exe file.thats it

  8. | #8

    @tharunz
    Ok! I didnt knew that thanks for the info.

  9. | #9

    Its a nice and very helpful article. I hope to see more informative articles (like this one) in the future. Keep it up.

  10. | #10

    Ya sure I will post many informative articles in future keep on visiting my blog.

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