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Portable software that allows you to create and manage custom menus through autorun.inf files.
AutoRun LWMenu is a portable software that allows you to create and manage custom menus through autorun.inf files. With it, you can organize shortcuts to programs, folders, websites, and even system commands in a practical way that adapts to your needs. This application stands out for its ability to make semi-portable programs—those that do not require installation but leave traces in the system—cleaner by eliminating residual files or registry entries after use. When you run AutoRun_x64.exe or AutoRun_x32.exe, depending on your system architecture, the program displays a menu based on the autorun.inf file present in the same folder. You can edit this file directly through an option in the menu, adjusting buttons and functionalities as desired. The download includes examples of pre-configured buttons to facilitate learning, and there are advanced options available in the developer's…
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