When you insert a CD or DVD into your computer the AutoPlay feature will kick in and ask you what to do with it. It is a feature that detects when you insert different types of media into your PC, such as an audio CD or a memory card, and then automatically takes some kind of action based on the type of media detected. We have a detailed guide on what to do if AutoPlay is not working on Windows 10 if you face a similar problem on the previous version. If any of the above reasons are the cause of the problem, proceed to try one or more of the solutions below.

Why is Autoplay not working on Windows 11?

Some of the reasons why Autoplay is not working in Windows 11 include:

Autoplay is disabled by default – The Autoplay feature enables a user to insert a CD, DVD, or other removable media in the drive and have it begin playing automatically. Check from Settings to see if it is disabled and enable it. The external device is corrupted – The device inserted may be corrupted preventing your system from detecting it. Try using a different device and see if the problem persists. Virus or malware in your system – There’s also a chance that your operating system has been corrupted by a virus or malware and therefore you can no longer use the functionality of certain programs. If this is the case, try running a full scan of your system using your Windows 11 antivirus software.

Interference from third-party programs – Check if any third-party programs could be interfering with them. If you have recently installed a program, try to uninstall it and see if Autoplay works.

What can I do if Autoplay is not working on Windows 11?

1. Turn Autoplay off and on

2. Reset Autoplay settings 

You can also try this solution if iPhone AutoPlay is not working on Windows 10 or 11 since the process is the same for both versions.

3. Change Autoplay notification settings

4. Enable Shell Hardware detection

Restarting this service can help if USB AutoPlay not working on Windows 10 or 11, since both operating systems use it.

5. Set Startup to automatic

6. Run a command

7. Check for updates

Can I set Autoplay for all devices?

The AutoPlay dialog box displays a list of actions that are available for each type of media or device. For example, if you connect a new digital camera to your computer, the actions might include importing pictures from the camera to your computer or opening a photo-editing program so that you can work with your pictures. SPONSORED You can configure AutoPlay for each type of media or device that you connect to your computer or set Autoplay defaults to all devices so that anytime you connect a device to your PC, the Autoplay dialog box appears. Remember, the Autoplay settings only apply to removable media. To set Autoplay for all devices, follow the steps below: By enabling this feature, you’ll fix the Autoplay dialog box not showing in Windows 10 or 11, so be sure to try it. If you find yourself annoyed with the Autoplay not working on Windows 11, no need to be frustrated, you only have to apply one or more of the solutions and you are good to go. We also have specific fixes for Autoplay not working on CDs and DVDs so be sure to check our article on the same. You can also enable Autoplay for Youtube embedded videos from our expert guide. Should you experience any additional problems relating to this issue, don’t hesitate to leave us a comment down below.

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