Hi,
i want to use an autorun.inf file on my usb to go to a specific folder on doubleclick on the drive
i got this:
shell=pam
shell\pam\command=folder/StartPortableApps
shell\pam=Start PortableApps
but now it starts the program StartPortableApps.exe
i just want to go to /folder/ do the files in the root are not shown
how to do this??
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you probably need an extra / at the end of the command.
Else, run explorer.exe on that folder instead of calling that folder directly.
What do you mean with an extra / at the end of the command
plz give an example
also
explorer.exe on that folder instead of calling that folder directly
how to do that
anybody?
I think he meant:
shell=pam
shell\pam\command=folder/StartPortableApps
shell\pam=Start PortableApps
put a "/" at the end of "shell\pam\command=folder/StartPortableApps/
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no it doesn't work
but thanx for thinking with me
I think what you are trying to do is when you open my computer and double-click on the usb drive, instead of going to E:\ it will take you to E:\Documents.
If that's the case, use this:
or
The difference is that the first one displays "AutoPlay" in bold when you right-click and the second displays "Documents" in bold, but both work the same. The only thing is that with either one it opens the folder in a new window instead of the same one.
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this works
thanx