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AutoPlay-start-up to a cd
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05-05-2006
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AutoPlay-start-up to a cd
When you put in a cd into the cd-rom a screen opens saying what u want to do as in open file and view them or something like that but onmine it used to happen not anymore. I want this to happen but how do i make it happen.Please tell me how to turn it on
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05-06-2006
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[B]Hello and welcome to Techspot.[/B]
Try running the Microsoft Autofix.exe. This should help to reset your cd-roms to auto play. I have attached the file for you. Just unzip it and double click on exe. Regards Howard  Last edited by howard_hopkinso; 04-12-2007 at 08:27 PM.. |
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05-06-2006
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Go into your device manager and right click on your optical drives and choose uninstall. Reboot your computer and Windows will redetect the drives. See if that helps.
Regards Howard  P.s I have merged your other thread with this one. Please don`t start anymore threads for this particular problem. Thanks. |
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05-07-2006
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with winxp
My Computer > Right click on your CD-Rom drive > Properties > Autoplay > choose your file type. |
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