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Re: Help. Re: Autoplay.

#722301
From: Don Knieriem
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 1997 00:00
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You can goto the Start button/settings/control
panel/system/cdrom/settings and uncheck Autoinsert notification. This
will work, but I've found that some devious CD manufacturers have found
a way to bypass this, and the darned things auto-start anyway! The only
sure way is to change the Registry - which is tricky. There are
instructions on how to do it at the Win95 Annoyances site, URL:
http://www.creativelement.com/win95ann/index.html

Happy Computing,
Don

Lance Larka wrote:
> 
> Help. I've just started using Win95 and I would like to turn off the
> "Autoplay" feature for when I insert a game CD into the drive. Is there
> a way to do this?
> 
> Thanks.
> --
> ================================================
> 
> Lance Larka
> Email: lal...@pw.usda.gov
> 
>    "Science answers the question you asked,
>     not the question you thought you asked."
> 
> ================================================

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From: Don Knieriem <knie...@dcllink.com>
Subject: Re: Help. Re: Autoplay.
Date: 1997/06/21
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