USB & ISO are basically the same, I never create USB Media anymore, just ISO files which I would then extract to a USB If needed. I will not be covering PXE, at least not yet. If you ever need to re-enable AutoPlay or tweak the settings, just open Settings and navigate to Bluetooth Devices > AutoPlay again.Once you’ve setup your boot images in CM with the requirements you need, you can rely on PXE to boot a machine, USB or ISO. When you’re done, close Settings, and the next time you insert a memory card or connect a removable drive, AutoPlay will respond how you’ve configured it. Pick the option that matches your personal preference. Ask Me Every Time: This will ask you how you’d like to handle the memory card every time you insert one.Open Folder to View Files (File Explorer): This will show the files stored on the memory card in a File Explorer window.Take No Action: AutoPlay will not activate when you insert a memory card.Play (Windows Media Player): This will automatically play media files Windows finds on the memory card in the Windows Media Player app.Import Photos and Videos (OneDrive): This will copy the memory card’s photos and videos onto your OneDrive cloud storage space.Import Photos and Videos (Photos): This will automatically copy and import photos and videos stored on the memory card into your Windows 11 Photos app library.If you click that, you’ll see these options (and possibly others depending on which apps are installed): Just below that, you’ll see the “Memory Card” drop-drop menu.

Ask Me Every Time: This will pop up a menu that asks you how you want to handle the newly connected drive.

Open Folder to View Files (File Explorer): This will automatically open the removable drive you just connected in a File Explorer window.Take No Action: This means nothing AutoPlay-related will happen when you connect the drive, but you can still find it under File Explorer as usual.Configure Storage Settings (Settings): This takes you to Storage settings in the Windows Settings app.If you click the menu below “Removable Drive,” you’ll see the following options (and possibly others, depending on which programs you have installed.

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