skelet0r
Premium
join:2004-04-26
Florence, AL | reply to mlundin
Re: got it
Yes, I know there is a difference, I meant AutoPlay, not autorun. And, yes Autorun can be disabled with TweakUI, I was replying to the person above me talking about autoplay, sorry. |
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Hangmn
Don't Fight It...It's Inevitable
Premium
join:2000-04-08
Philadelphia, PA
| reply to skelet0r
said by skelet0r  :If you right click on your drive within "My Computer", there is an autorun tab, you have to turn it off for every single instance that is in the menu. Simple I don't have an autorun tab on any of my optical drives in the path described here.....
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mlundin
join:2001-03-27
Lawrence, KS | reply to skelet0r
Unless you're seeing something I don't have on any of my 5 machines, that is an AutoPLAY tab, not an AutoRUN tab. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE, DON'T CONFUSE THEM. |
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skelet0r
Premium
join:2004-04-26
Florence, AL | reply to mlundin
If you right click on your drive within "My Computer", there is an autorun tab, you have to turn it off for every single instance that is in the menu. Simple |
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mlundin
join:2001-03-27
Lawrence, KS
 ·Sunflower Broadband
·Comcast
| reply to Kompressor
You can use TweakUI to disable AutoPlay, but I am not sure that this will disable AutoRun.
AutoPlay detects types of files on removable disks and asks what you want to do with them. AutoRun executes the autorun.ini file in the root directory of a removable disk, which is the major security risk. |
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Kompressor
Premium
join:2002-02-12
Huntington Beach, CA | reply to mlundin
You can use Microsoft's TweakUI to disable autorun, too. |
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mlundin
join:2001-03-27
Lawrence, KS | reply to donaldk
To disable autorun, change the registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE> SYSTEM> CurrentControlSet> Services> Cdrom> AutoRun
from 1 to 0. Reboot. That's it. |
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