why wont my cd start automaticlly?
97797
try cleaning the back with rubbimg alcohol(missp).and put dishwashing liquid ot the whole cd and rinse with hot water.don't touch the soap on the cd just let it rinse and wipe itoff with a papertowel
205149
First find whether the CD that you have inserted is having an autoplay feature. Somehow I get the feeling that it is having an autoplay feature and when you insert this CD it tries to start some program which is causing this error. Now first of all does this happen when you insert any CD?. If it is doing so then there is a possibility that the CD drive driver could be corrupted. If it is happening with one particular CD then try opening some other CD and if the problem is not repeating then it is the problem with the CD not being read in your drive which could be either the drive not being able to read that particular CD or the the CD is trying to open some program say for ex: like flash or internet explorer etc.which could be causing this error. If this is the problem then when you insert the CD into the drive press the left shift key all along thereby not allowing the CD to autoplay. Once the light on the CD drive stops blinking then release the left shift key and right click on the CD drive and ask it to open and not autoplay. If you are able to open the CD with this feature then it definately has got to do with some program that the CD is using to autoplay. It could also be in rare cases a problem with your memory stick. If everything else is fine then try and change the memory stick to try and eliminate the problem. If all the other possibilities are eliminated and the CD is still causing this error try changing the CD drive just to make sure that it is not the drive which is at fault. But if even that fails you may have to go in and try reinstalling the OS once again. For this you will have to go to setup and select the CD as first boot option and reload your OS. Hopefully it should solve your problem.
1113019
maybe your CD burner is not working right also shutdown any other application while burning and make sure you "close" the disk right
286613
Make sure your drivers are updated, make sure the CD is clean, make sure the media is good, try another cd, buy a new CD.\n\nSorry, I wish I could be more help.
483951
put Windows Media Player in the startup list. Alternately, put a music cd in the cd drive before you shut it down, when it boots up again, it should play it automaticaly. dunno about the camera
939406
That means that it can't find the start up folder. You might have a problem with your hard drive. try booting with the install cd by holding down C while starting up with the CD in.
1117435
Sounds like a corrupted driver. Just uninstall and reinstall. If you have the CD, insert it and you can uninstall from the cd. Then reinstall.
900798
to block auto start right hit the drive   then put a dot in prompt me what to do hit on apply & ok  do that frist \nblock auto start when cd is place in drive then when cd is in right hit that drive and hit on scan with antivirus
105189
The CD might be corrupted.\ntry to clean the CD.\n\nif the CD has an interface, the link to the Setup.exe or install.exe might not work, open the Cd and click on on the Setup.exe file (or install.exe)\n\ngood luck\nhuS
719345
right click on my computer, select properties, select advanced tab, select settings of set up and recovery and uncheck the box of automatically restart. It will solve ur problem.
1065555
this cd maybe protect of copy or need to clean \ntry to use programes like "VirtualDrive" that copy all the cd data and ignore reading problems
48795
If you have an installation CD, the process is much quicker. You'll just have to restart your PC and stick it in. However, first, go into the BIOS (press DEL at the startup "DOS-like" screen), and change the Boot Order so that the CD Drive starts up first. Then whack in your cd.\n\nAlternatively, you might want to try this source I have found for you, if you do not have the disc...
107912
If the computer has a floppy drive, I would recommend creating a floppy bootdisk, and having generic cd-rom drivers load when it boots from the floppy, this will allow you to insert a CD and use it. If you're trying to boot from a Windows cd or the like, you should be able to insert the cd, and navigate the CD to find the "autorun" or "setup" file. Try the following website for your bootdisk, they make it quite easy, though it's not the easiest website to navigate: http://www.bootdisk.com/.\n\nI hope that helps, and good luck with your problem!
750660
hi\n\ncreate one file with name of Autorun.inf and write folowing in it.\n\n[autorun]\nOPEN=setup.exe\n\nchange setup.exe with yout file that u want to run from cd as Autorun.\n\nsave it and burn into cd and run..\n\nyour cd becoem autorun cd..\n\nravi
906662
You may have damaged your computer by shutting it down improperly.  You must always use the Start &#92; Turn Off Computer, etc. routine to shut it down.  If you still have the original Windows CDs, you could try repairing the system but I'm not a technician.\n\nGood luck!
1040956
If your computer is able to boot from a CD, just boot from the windows 98 CD and it will automatically start the install...\n\nIf not, you may boot from a floppy that has CD drivers on it (so you can access the CD after booting) and run SETUP.EXE. This file may be in the root directory of the CD or possibly in the CABS folder
862456
Ok, \n\nFirst try to eject it from my computer , open my computer and where the cd is just right click and choose eject , if that dosent work , theres a little hole on the front of the cd-rom , just put a paper click into and it should open and last it could be that the cd is not working anymore