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Have you gone into File Explorer and tried to run from there?
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My name is Lee; an Independent Consultant, I'm here to help you with your problem.
Go to My Computer and below you should see your DVD Drive > right click auto play option should be available to you.
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Are you using Windows 10?
If so,
Insert the disk
Open the Settings App (gear icon on your Start Menu)
Go to Devices - AutoPlay
Find that disk in the list of devices and set that to AutoPlay
Then remove the disk and re-insert it
If the disk still does not autoplay:
Open File Explorer (folder icon on your Taskber
On the left, click 'This PC'
On the right, do you see that disk?
If so, open the disk
You should see a file like setup, install or Start, double click that . . .
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