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PC Access Does Not Automatically Install From the CD-ROM
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Introduction
Windows 95, 98, and NT have an AutoPlay feature. When the AutoPlay feature is enabled, Windows will automatically detect and run a CD-ROM when you insert it into your CD-ROM drive. When AutoPlay is disabled, Windows will not automatically detect and run a CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.If your PC Access CD does not automatically run when you insert it into your CD-ROM drive, you may not have the AutoPlay feature enabled. To enable Windows AutoPlay see: How to Enable Windows AutoPlay.
If you would like to install your PC Access CD-ROM without the use of AutoPlay, see: How to Install PC Access from the CD-ROM.
How to Enable Windows AutoPlay
To enable the Windows AutoPlay feature, visit the following URL from Microsoft's Knowledge Base:- Article ID: Q177880
- CD-ROM Does Not Run Automatically When Inserted
How to Install PC Access from the CD-ROM
- Insert the PC Access CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
- Click Start | Run.
- In the Run window, next to Open: type the following
command:
- Note: If your CD-ROM drive is not D:\, substitute the letter of your CD-ROM drive in the following instructions.
D:\SETUP.EXE- Note: If the command above is unable to install PC Access, type:
D:\SETUP\SETUP.EXE
- Follow the instructions on your screen to install PC Access.
- Note: When you finish installing PC Access from the CD-ROM, PC Access will prompt you to install your User Authorization. Use your PC Access Disk 1 to install your User Authorization
Related Information
- What is the Windows Start Button?
- How to Determine Your Windows Version
- User Authorization
- PC Access Disk 1
If you need further assistance, please complete the PC Access for Windows Problem Report Form.