CD 'Autoplay' opens CD folder - does not start autorun.inf file??

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Moi

Hi,

Can you PLEASE help, when I insert a CD, say MS OFFICE, the MS OFFICE folder
opens instead of the autorun file running ready for installation. Why is
this and what can I do to
alter this situation?

Thanks

ps. this happens with all applications (self install) CD's
 
Moi said:
Hi,

Can you PLEASE help, when I insert a CD, say MS OFFICE, the MS OFFICE folder
opens instead of the autorun file running ready for installation. Why is
this and what can I do to
alter this situation?

Thanks

ps. this happens with all applications (self install) CD's
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Perhaps you have turned off autorun... Autorun is a device property that can
be enabled or disabled.
Jim
 
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| Hi,
|
| Can you PLEASE help, when I insert a CD, say MS OFFICE, the MS OFFICE folder
| opens instead of the autorun file running ready for installation. Why is
| this and what can I do to
| alter this situation?
|
| Thanks
|
| ps. this happens with all applications (self install) CD's
 
Moi said:
Hi,

Can you PLEASE help, when I insert a CD, say MS OFFICE, the MS OFFICE folder
opens instead of the autorun file running ready for installation. Why is
this and what can I do to
alter this situation?

Thanks

ps. this happens with all applications (self install) CD's
Click to expand...
 
Moi said:
Hi,

Can you PLEASE help, when I insert a CD, say MS OFFICE, the MS OFFICE folder
opens instead of the autorun file running ready for installation. Why is
this and what can I do to
alter this situation?

Thanks

ps. this happens with all applications (self install) CD's
When you are installing a new program it is a good idea to create a new restore point first.
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