Total Autorunner allows the fully automatic start of programs, documents, folders, shortcuts and websites instantly at drive connection, without the need of user intervention; no matter if your files are located on the just connected removable drive or in any other PC storage device.
Total Autorunner supports any type of removable drive (hard disks, pen drives, Mp3 players and other memory supports like Compact Flash, Memory sticks, etc.) and any type of connection (Usb, Firewire, Ide, SATA, ecc.). Total Autorunner will start with Windows and it is completely invisible to the user. Settings can be accessed by its icon in the system tray. Drag and drop programs, documents, folders, shortcuts, Favorites websites in the list and they will be automatically launched at drive connection. You can decide the starting order changing their position in the list. Or/and you can also decide to use the AutorunAll folder. In this case, all files and shortcuts inside the AutorunAll folder in your removable drive will be automatically launched at drive connection without the need to insert them in the list. Every removable drive has its own Autorun list and AutorunAll folder: in this way you can decide which are files that will be launched for every specific drive.
In addition, version 1.3 comes with the Splash Screen creator plug-in, allowing to display a picture at drive connection with a nice fade-in/out effect and a super secure Encryption engine that allows to easily and securely encrypt and decrypt files stored on your removable drives. Total Autorunner is a donationware developed by members and associated of Associazione Culturale Oltre l'immagine, an Italian charity company, for no-profit purposes in reeducation of people with social diseases.
Total Autorunner allows the fully automatic start of programs, documents, folders, shortcuts and websites instantly at drive connection, without the need of user intervention; no matter if your files are located on the just connected removable drive or in any other PC storage device.
