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XP help - CD autoplay
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Upon entering a CD (audio OR data) in my drive, I occasionally get a message from XP asking me if I want to perform a certain function every time that type of CD is loaded (ie. Play an audio CD with Media player, or Creative Jukebox, or other players). I guess it's asking me to select a default player. Every time this happens I click on the "none" option, and check the box that says "do this every time". However, this box still shows up occasionally, even though I'm sure I've went through the motions before. Is there any way to turn off XP's automatic "help" functions? It's really getting annoying.
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Originally Posted by Faranth
it depends on what is on the media. you can download tweakxp and look around there is a way to disable autoplay all together
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