Difference between AutoPlay and Autorun
AutoPlay
One Windows
feature is an AutoPlay which gives you an option window to choose program to
use to launch different types of media, such as music CDs, or CDs or DVDs
containing pictures. For example, the first time you try to play a music CD,
AutoPlay asks which media player you want to use, if you have more than one
installed on your computer. You can change AutoPlay settings for every media
type.
Autorun
A technology named
Autorun which is used to start some programs or enhanced content such as video
content on a music CD automatically when you put in a CD or another media type
into your computer. This is dissimilar from AutoPlay, but the result is often
the same. When you insert a CD, it starts automatically with an exacting
program. Autorun is integrated into the media types that use it, and you can't change
it.
When you endeavor
to play a CD or another media type that uses autorun, AutoPlay asks you to
choose an action to carry out for example to play the autorun content or to
skip it.
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