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Autorun is a feature within Microsoft Windows that detects when a CD is inserted into the CD-ROM and runs the applications on the disc automatically. It is a convenient way to create an installation CD for anything from video games to integral system programming. | Autorun is a feature within Microsoft Windows that detects when a CD is inserted into the CD-ROM and runs the applications on the disc automatically. It is a convenient way to create an installation CD for anything from video games to integral system programming. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Open Windows Notepad. To begin making an autorun CD, click open the start menu followed by a folder named "Accessories." Open Windows Notepad, which will be located within that folder. Alternatively, you can also type "Notepad" into the search or run bars on your Start menu in order to launch it directly. | #Open Windows Notepad. To begin making an autorun CD, click open the start menu followed by a folder named "Accessories." Open Windows Notepad, which will be located within that folder. Alternatively, you can also type "Notepad" into the search or run bars on your Start menu in order to launch it directly. | ||
