Details required :. Cancel Submit. Use msconfig or AutoRuns [1] ro disable tool which run automatically during login. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Thahaseena M. Hi, I would suggest you to do a clean boot and then disable all the startup items and check.
For further reference check the link mentioned below. Please use it at your risk. See below. Even with all these, I got infected buy autorun virus!! It's easy and safe to use, and most important, really works! Really disable or enable autoplay. My recommendation! This is actually useless for Windows 7 Home Edition users, as you do not have access to gpedit. I am so glad I found this info on your site. I am terrible at computer stuff and had searched more than 10 different sites trying to understand about Autoplay on my Windows 7 Pro.
I just could not get what they were trying to show me in gpedit. I could never get to the Autoplay radio button. Your info steered me properly and I got enough info to realize that it is best to disable Autoplay due to malware, etc. Thank you. I have mostly tried to figure out this computer myself and never ask for help. I do not know anyone that is computer literate but I will search for help when I need to.
That is hit and miss for me as my knowledge on the computer is miniscule. You must restart Windows Explorer before the changes take effect.
However, it is often useful to enable AutoRun on other types of removable storage media. This feature is typically used simplify the debugging of AutoRun. AutoRun only works on removable storage devices when the following criteria are met:. This feature should not be used to distribute applications on removable media.
Because implementing AutoRun on removable media provides an easy way to spread computer viruses, users should be suspicious of any publicly distributed floppy disk that contains an Autorun. Normally, AutoRun starts automatically, but it can also be started manually. If the device meets the criteria listed above, the drive letter's shortcut menu will include an AutoPlay command. To run AutoRun manually, either right-click the drive icon and select AutoPlay from the shortcut menu or double-click the drive icon.
If the drivers are not AutoRun-compatible, the shortcut menu will not have an AutoPlay item and AutoRun cannot be started. AutoRun-compatible drivers are provided with some removable disk drives, as well as some other types of removable media such as CompactFlash cards.
As with mounted hardware, a mounted network drive must have an Autorun. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode.
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