AutoRun Pro Enterprise II — Complete Guide to Features & Setup

AutoRun Pro Enterprise II — Review: What’s New in the Latest Version (summary)

Key changes in recent updates

• Windows 10 / 11 compatibility improvements — UI and publishing fixes to work more reliably on modern Windows releases.
• Bug fixes and stability — Various crash and rendering fixes across project preview, object rendering, and template handling.
• Updated installer / newer build — Recent downloadable builds listed include 6.0.6.162 (Softpedia, 2017) and earlier 6.0.5.155 (CNET, 2014).
• Small feature tweaks — Minor enhancements to the Project Wizard, media playback, and CD/ISO publishing workflows reported in changelogs.

What remains the same

• Visual drag‑and‑drop WYSIWYG designer with many built‑in objects (buttons, media player, PDF reader, browser, slide show, etc.).
• Built‑in CD/DVD burner, ability to publish to folder/ISO/EXE/USB.
• Licensing: trial period then paid license (~$199 historically).
• No programming required; templates and wizards for rapid authoring.

User experience notes (from reviews)

• Pros: Powerful feature set for creating autorun menus and multimedia front ends; lots of templates and object types.
• Cons: Interface can feel cluttered/complex for new users; some older reviews mention limited documentation/support.
• Versions on download sites show modest update cadence; latest widely listed build is from 2017 (6.0.6.162), while Longtion’s product line also shows newer AutoRun Pro Enterprise (non‑II) releases.

Practical takeaway

If you need a legacy, Windows‑centric autorun/CD menu builder with many built‑in UI objects and offline publishing options, AutoRun Pro Enterprise II remains feature‑rich and has received compatibility and bug‑fix updates for modern Windows. Expect an older, dense UI and limited vendor documentation; test the trial before buying.

Sources: Longtion product pages, Softpedia (v6.0.6.162 changelog), CNET listing (v6.0.5.155).