Re: Is autorun AND autoplay really off (CD/DVD drive)?



I have a prob with autorun in that when I start my Ulead Movie Maker prog
autorun starts up and cannot be stopped without rebooting. Can anyone tell me
how to stop this useless bit of programming and what the hell is Tweak ui if
that is a tool to stop it
--
DUNCAN


"Alceryes" wrote:

> > 1) the reg entry you describe is NOT the autoPLAY entry; it is the "auto
> > insert notification" entry. You should NOT change this to 0, leave it set
> > to 1. With it set to 0 you run the risk that the system will not notice
> > when you change disks, which can lead to annoying behaviour.
> >
>
>
> Funny, even after I changed this setting it was still autoplaying CD/DVD's
> and recognizing them in My Computer the instant they spin up. I can't
> believe I forgot about TweakUI though. It worked like a charm. Thanks
> --
>
>
> "I don't cheat to survive. I cheat to LIVE!!"
> - Alceryes
>
>
> <frodo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Alceryes <replytopost@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> I've found the reg key to disable the autorun
> >> (HKLM/system/currentcontrolset/services/cdrom) and I know about right
> >> clicking on the cd drive going to properties and turning off all the
> >> autoplay options, but it seems like my drive is still doing more then
> >> just
> >> initializing when I put a CD/DVD in.
> >> If it's a picture CD, for example, it opens the CD folder so you can view
> >> the pictures. I want to set it to do absolutely nothing (besides
> >> initialize,
> >> of course).
> >
> > 1) the reg entry you describe is NOT the autoPLAY entry; it is the "auto
> > insert notification" entry. You should NOT change this to 0, leave it set
> > to 1. With it set to 0 you run the risk that the system will not notice
> > when you change disks, which can lead to annoying behaviour.
> >
> > 2) if your goal is to stop AutoPlay upon disk insertion, then here's how
> > to do it: get TweakUI, and in the My Computer | Autoplay | Drives section
> > UNCHECK the cdrom and dvd drives. In the Types section, UNCHECK the two
> > entries, cdrom and removable. This will pretty much stop AutoPlay. If
> > you still find that it occasionally "bothers you", then you can disable
> > the Shell Hardware Detection service too.
> >
> > Note that even if you do all of the above, when the drive holds a cdrom
> > that has an autorun.ini file at its root, the right-click menu default for
> > the drive will still be AUTORUN, so if you should double-click it (out of
> > habit) then it will autorun, rather than simply OPEN. I have found no way
> > to "correct" that.
>
>
>
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