> I'd like to do the above. I have done this in the past on Windows XP
> using
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> The knowledgebase articles are hopelessly out of date - they were written
> for Windows 98/Me.
There should be some system utility that lets you do this from a GUI without
going to the registry directly.
> You mean to disable CD autorun? This works to do that (i.e., after you
> insert any CD, nothing will happen). (found this through Googling some
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> Double-click on Autorun, and you'll see a default value of 1. Change it to
> 0 (zero). Then restart the computer.
Thomas Wendell - 31 Mar 2008 09:35 GMT
"Mister Scary" <daniel_newhouse@earthlink.net> kirjoitti
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> There should be some system utility that lets you do this from a GUI
> without
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>> Double-click on Autorun, and you'll see a default value of 1. Change it
>> to 0 (zero). Then restart the computer.
M$ TweakUI ?
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
Choose "My Computer" -> "Autoplay"

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David Webb - 31 Mar 2008 14:13 GMT
If you have WinXP Pro, a Group Policy tweak works. In WinXP Home, a registry
hack is required. For both versions, TweakUI can do it.
> There should be some system utility that lets you do this from a GUI without
> going to the registry directly.
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>> Double-click on Autorun, and you'll see a default value of 1. Change it to 0
>> (zero). Then restart the computer.