You need a 3rd party tool for that as you'll need full control over the burning device. I'd recommend qpxTool as it's free (sourceforge prj)
Adding this for a better understand...
What can I do with QPxTool?
With QPxTool you can measure the quality of CDs and DVDs, if your hardware supports these features (supported drives). Further you can take full advantage of the special Plextor writing features (like GigaRec, VariRec, PowerRec, AutoStrategy).
and:
It is the Open Source Solution which intends to give you access to all available Quality Checks (Q-Checks) on written and blank media, that are available for your drive.
There are several ways to do this. this can't be done with the autorun.inf
alone.
You could create a batchfile open.bat
and instruct autorun.inf
to run that:
file autorun.inf
[autorun]
open=open.bat
file open.bat
my_first.exe
my_second.exe
But you'll notice the .exe
will run simultaneous. If that's not desired you could use the following:
file open.bat
start /b/wait my_first.exe
start /b/wait my_second.exe
You will have the black window open of the batch-file during the installation.
Another option is to use a separate program to execute your .exe
s.
One such option is AutoRun. (not free)
Here is another (AutoRunPro.exe also not free)
And another one (AutoRun Wizard, again not free).
I'm beginning to think there are no free option (besides making a batch-file yourself).
There is another possibility (and more professional looking). That's to use Inno Setup to write your own setup-file. In that setup-file you can execute the other .exe
s.
Best Answer
You're looking for
Autorun.inf
entries, you simply create a new file on the root of the CD/DVD/USB and call it "Autorun.inf". You can edit it with any text editor and update it with the parameters you need (see the linked items from MSDN).You'll probably mostly just need the Autorun.info Entries link at the bottom of that page.
Example
Autorun.inf
file:Note: If you have file extensions hidden by default in Windows explorer, it will probably save your file as
Autorun.inf.txt
, so if it doesn't work - that may be why. To toggle that:Tools > Folder Options
View
tabAdvanced Settings
scrollbox, toggle the checkbox forHide extensions for known file types
.Autorun.*
file to make sure it saved correctly.