OMG!!!!! Great news!!!

  1. #1
    Olga is offline Junior Member

    OMG!!!!! Great news!!!

    HGD, and others who took the trouble to look at my post here:
    http://www.d-a-l.com/help/showthread.php?t=24998

    I have the greatest news!
    I found the source of my problem - it was the CF card, left by me in a built-in card reader. I completetly forgot about it and remembered only today when I needed to use it. I took it out and this #$%#@@# Autoplay disappeared!!!!

    Thank you and sorry about all the wasted time....
    At least I know now where I will come for help next.
    (hope this doesn't happen anytime soon )


  2. #2
    HJThis is offline Senior Member
    Hey,Olga

    This is some Great news now it was not wasted time
    at all this info is going in to my bag of gotos just incase
    but i thank you for taking the time to post this info

    it maybe a big help to someone inneed so go have some
    fun now that you fixed it.

    HGD

  3. #3
    HJThis is offline Senior Member
    Hi,Olga

    Just think of how mad you would have been if you did
    the reformat then find this out wow

    HGD

  4. #4
    Olga is offline Junior Member
    Oh yes, I am lucky to have had all this patience. Formatting - don't even wanna think about all the work that would have to follow!!!
    And I really hope that this experience will be of help to others!
    Thanks again, HGD!!!
    (doing happy dance)

  5. #5
    HJThis is offline Senior Member
    Hi,Olga

    Yes this post could be a big help to someone having
    this same problem.

    by the way have a great happy dance

    HGD

  6. #6
    Olga is offline Junior Member
    Hi HGD,

    I also wanted to check with you about the changes to the registry and other stuff that I made trying to get rid of the Autoplay - do I need to undo anything at all? The computer seems to work fine now, except it will not "autoplay" anything any time soon

    Thanks!

  7. #7
    HJThis is offline Senior Member
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    Hi,Olga

    No problem

    What you did was this here

    # Click Start, Run and enter REGEDIT, click OK
    # Browse to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Policies\Explorer
    # Create a new value called: NoDriveTypeAutoRun of type DWORD, value: 0x000000b1 (177)
    # Close Regedit
    # Log off/Log On or reboot to ensure that the change takes effect.

    Just go back the way you came & do this here

    set the NoDriveTypeAutoRun value to 91 (145) instead of B1 (177)

    in other words what you are changing is this
    NoDriveTypeAutoRun of type DWORD, value: 0x000000b1 (177)

    To this here
    set the NoDriveTypeAutoRun value to 91 (145) instead of B1 (177)

    i hope this is of help to you

    HGD

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