no autoplay/run


  1. jemsr50
    Posts : 3
    windows 7 home premium 64bit
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    no autoplay/run


    I will try to explain this, when you put a cd (software) or dvd movie or a smartcard my computer used to pop up a window and it asked me what I wanted to do (open in new window use a program and other options) that does not happen anymore. I can get to them via my explorer and and then right click and choose. I have checked and my autorun/play is checked. Any help would be nice as if I put a movie in it does not start right away nor does software start to load ect ect.

    Thank You
    John
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  3. Dinesh
    Posts : 8,476
    Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit)
       New #2

    AutoPlay - Enable or Disable for Non-volume Devices
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