First you make it look like a memory drive to the computer. One way of doing this is to format it, so that it looks like a CD-Rom. Then you set up the USB port to claim to be a relay device, which makes the computer think that it is really a USB connection to an external CD-ROM, then, you can put the Auto-Run files on in much the same way you would with a CD-ROM. I may have missed some steps, but this is I believe the essentials.
do i have to write [autorun.inf] or just [autorun] ... cuz i tried it with autorun only n didn't work with me ... can anyone tell me why it didn't work ??
the .inf subset in windows parliance indicates data about a file that should be loaded as a driver, so Autorun.inf tells you which files to run as the driver for your drive.