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Yep, it's on automatic.
I put in a blank DVD, still nothing. See the screenshot I had at first, I reset it to default settings and still nothing.
No Autorun?
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New #12
Have you restarted your computer since you changed the settings to default??
Try that...
Then put a disk (BLANK or NOT) in the CD tray after restart...
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New #13
Um, I'm fairly certain I restarted but I could try it again and let you know what happens.
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New #15
I restarted, still didn't work...
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New #17
Yeah, I've edited the registry plenty of times...
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New #18
Go to registry editor by typing regedit in the search bar in the Start menu.
In regedit navigate to this sub key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\CDRom
Locate the Autorun registry value in the right pane, and check that the value data for AutoRun is set as 1 (one), which is enabled. If zero (0) than it has been disabled change it to one (1).
Hope this Helps..
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New #19
It's set to a 1...
So I'm really curious why it doesn't work. But when I plug in flash drives, it still doesn't show anything - so it's not just the CD-ROM thing.
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New #20
Let's try something a bit different ... Go into your control panel and click on "Troubleshooting". Next, click on view all (on the left side). Click on "Hardware and Devices", click Advanced, then check the box to 'repair automatically'. Click 'next' from there and follow through.
Reboot
Hopefully your computer will recognize CDs and your other external devices.
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