#Autoplay cd when inserted windows#
The following are the defaults with Windows XP SP2. On a new installation of Windows, a default set of handler applications are registered with the AutoPlay system. The adjacent image shows the icon that appeared when a video camera was attached. AutoPlay preferences for this device can now be changed by clicking this icon. However, when a device is attached, the discovery causes Windows to place an icon in the taskbar notification area (commonly referred to as the tray). This enables the user to make that action the default for Mixed content.Īs these type of devices do not have a drive letter, AutoPlay properties cannot be accessed and changed through "My Computer". The options available here are limited to actions that can handle any type of files, usually "Open folder to view files" is the only Handler listed here. However, the AutoPlay properties dialog for any drive usually gives "Mixed content" as a content type option. In this case, the user cannot make their selection the default one. Thus if Music files and Video files are both discovered on a flash drive, the user will get to choose from the Handlers for "Music files" along with the Handlers for "Video files". This will contain a selection of applications deemed appropriate for the content found. If this is the result of the AutoPlay decision, the user is always presented with the AutoPlay dialog. Therefore, a CD with Picture files, Video files and audio tracks is a "Music CD" it is not "Mixed content". Note that a CD containing audio tracks is always considered to be a "Music CD" by Windows, regardless of the presence of data tracks. "Mixed content" is the result of file content types falling into more than one of the Pictures, Music files or Video files content types. DVD and CD drives can also have "Music CD" or "DVD movie" and Windows Vista adds others like "Video CD movie" to the list. Pictures, Music files and Video files are available with any drive. The content types available vary with the type of drive selected. Selecting "Prompt me each time to choose an action" deletes any association AutoPlay will prompt the next time. Selecting an action to perform makes that action automatic for that user. Here the dialog shows the Handlers available if AutoPlay ever determines the content type on drive D: to be "Pictures". The content types can be selected with the drop down box. Selecting a drive and then "File/Properties" from the Windows Explorer menu, followed by the selecting the AutoPlay tab, gives a dialog similar to that shown. If a user regrets that decision or wishes to make automatic AutoPlay selections for any particular content type, the AutoPlay properties for any drive are accessible through the My Computer desktop icon. The AutoPlay tab showing a DVD drive properties dialog on Windows XP. However, if they also tick the "Always do the selected action" tick box at this point, they will not be prompted the next time that particular content type is seen on that particular drive the selected application will automatically start. The user can now make their decision and click OK to proceed. These actions are called Handlers and there are sets of Handlers associated with various types of content.
#Autoplay cd when inserted movie#
AutoPlay has determined that content is most likely a DVD movie and presents a set of actions to the user based on that decision. The dialog shows the result of a user placing a DVD into a DVD reader, in this case the D: drive. When the user makes a particular choice, they also have the option to make that selection automatic the next time Windows sees that content or device. It is looking for properties of the device or content on the medium so that AutoPlay can present a set of meaningful options to the user. When a user inserts a CD-ROM into a drive or attaches a USB camera, Windows detects the arrival and starts a process of examining the device or searching the medium.
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