USB drives do not open a window.

iko22 said:

Have a look at the registry setting:

Code:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\
System\
CurrentControlSet\
Services\
Cdrom\

When in the Cdrom node, change the Autorun string value from a '0' to a '1' to Enable Autoplay.

I'm not having a good day. I tried running the first line in a command prompt and was told it couln't be found. What am I dong wrong?

Hi Lady Fitzgerald,

Lady Fitzgerald said:

I'm not having a good day. I tried running the first line in a command prompt and was told it couln't be found. What am I dong wrong?

You need to click Start and type regedit in the run... box and press Enter.

I hope this helps!

Paul Black said:

Hi Lady Fitzgerald,



You need to click Start and type regedit in the run... box and press Enter.

I hope this helps!

It did...some. When I got to CD ROM, AutoRun was already set to 1. Now what?

Hello? Anyone?

iko22 said:

Hello

Did you manage to use gpedit.msc to check the AutoPlay Policies? I don't really understand what you mean, when you say "not found message when did that". Perhaps something went wrong when you did that?

Yes, after Paul black told me how to do it. Still no joy since it showed Auto Play was set to 1.

Help!

Jeannie,

Have you already tried using a different USB port to see if that may be the issue?

Brink said:

Jeannie,

Have you already tried using a different USB port to see if that may be the issue?

Sadly, yes, all four of them. No joy.