I am sure someone will have a answer for you when reading this. Sorry to hear that you are having problems with the drive. thanksĮdited by danszczerba, 08 June 2011 - 03:09 PM.įor info, i am running win xp pro/sp3 and my cd/dvd rom drives' autoplay is set to "prompt me each time to choose an action". only cd/dvd roms are opening windows explorer.Īny help would be greatly welcomed. inf file, i can't change anythig.or am i looking in the wrong place?įor info, i am running win xp pro/sp3 and my cd/dvd rom drives' autoplay is set to "prompt me each time to choose an action". inf file like as requested, but being that it is located on the cd it is a "read only". So, at the risk of sounding stupid-are these "autorun.inf" files only found on the cd/dvd rom? or is there a universal autorun.inf file located in windows somewhere? i ask because, as i said above, i tried several different cd/dvd roms, and they both had the same.
Make that change in the file, save it and see how that works for you". I was told, by a Super Member of this forum(he who helped me with my malware problem-thx again), "If you notice in the autorun.inf file it shows icon=Setup.exe, 0 it should read icon=Setup.exe, 1. When i open the autorun.inf file, it looks like this(which by the way is the same in every dvd/cd rom i insert, i have tried several and all autorun.inf files are the same): the picture below is a Windows xp pro cd: instead, i am presented with a windows explorer screen with the contents of the respected rom. whenever i insert a software rom or a dvdrom, i am not presented with a welcome screen(the screen that asks you if you want to play, install, visit homepage, view readme files, etc.) of the respected rom.
here is the link to that thread:Īfter solving the malware problem, my cd/dvd drives' autorun is not working correctly (please refer to page 4, half way down, from the above thread link).
it all started with a malware infection that was taken care of here at WhattheTech. Hi, i have a problem with autorun of my cd/dvd rom drive.
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