Discussion :

[Parrain1]

Comment je peu rendre une application auto run sur une clé USB ?
Quand je branche La Clé ,,une application exécute automatiquement
merci

[dangerous.sly]

cherche le moyen de le faire pour un CD, a mon avis, c'est le meme !

[Parrain1]

oui ,, merci
mais ça donne rien ,
je croix que ça marche avec une CLE USB U3

[Aitone]

je croix que ça marche avec une CLE USB U3

C'est le but de ces clés. C'est une clé intuitive...

[Parrain1]

alors je ne peu pas fair un auto run sur une cle usb normal

[MaGRaP]

si tu le peux,

tu cree un fichier nomé autorun.inf

son contenu doit etre le suivant:

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[AUTORUN]
OPEN=program.exe
icon=icon.ico

tu change le program.exe par le programme ke tu veux executee, et le ico par l'icon ke tu veux avoir dans ta clé USB,

tu pose le tout en x:\

bonne chance

[Nyarlathotep]

ça marche aussi sur une clé usb ?
je croyais que c'était pour les CDs !

[Plageman]

Il existe un programme Pstart (http://www.pegtop.net/start/) qui permet de lancer des applications : je copie/colle un élément de leur faq qui répond à ta question :

Is there a way to autostart PStart when I plug in my USB drive?

I'm sorry to disappoint you, this is not possible at all1. It's not a PStart limitation, but a Windows limitation. Microsoft doesn't support it like they support autorun for CDs. Windows does read the autorun.inf file (if available) from CDs, which can be used to start any file on the CD automatically. But Windows does not read such a file from an USB or other removable device. Yes, you can start an application when an USB drive is plugged in, but only if some other utility is already running on that PC that can watch the USB port. So what you need is some "PStart starter" which has to be installed to your PC (and running there). It basically is a utility which "makes Windows think" your USB drive is a CD. but you have to install such a utility to every computer you want to enable this. There is no utility, which just has to be installed to your USB drive, because this simply is not possible (well, let's wait what Windows Vista brings). There are different utilities around which can do the job. I've never used any, so I cannot really tell you which one is best. Following sound quite interesting: AutoRun USB by ToroSoft Software, APO Usb Autorun Suite, DeskMount by blackbit.net and Autorun USB by USB Software, and it's also interesting to read following article: Hack Attack: Quicklaunch your USB workspace (Pegtop Software is not responsible for the content of these external websites).

1 Some USB devices now are capable of it. Others can be updated with another version of the firmware. Many still don't have this feature. In case your USB device does support the autorun feature, you simply can create an autorun.inf file.