Autoplay in non-removable hard disk

Whistler_XP · 07-13-2008

My Vista Ultimate 32bit, with autoplay is a non-removable drive ( D: ). How to solve?

**johngalt** · 07-13-2008

You can start by explaining in detail what you mean - do you have a non removable drive that is trying to start up every time you boot with autoplay, or is Vista trying to load a non existent drive, or what?

Remember, we cannot see, touch, or interact with the machine - so you have to be our eyes and ears (and hands) for us - and in order to direct you correctly we have to know *exactly* what is going on.

Whistler_XP · 07-13-2008

My drive D: is with the option of autoplay, and the D: is a fixed disk drive

**johngalt** · 07-13-2008

does it automatically pop up? What is on the D drive? is this a laptop or a desktop?

Whistler_XP · 07-13-2008

It is a notebook, only that the disc D: is with the autoplay, I would like to remove this

**acadamis2000** · 07-14-2008

You might want to elaborate a little more on what is trying to autoplay. Also is this autoplaying when the computer boots up or randomly? Like he said before, we can not physically see your screen or interact with it so more details really helps us help you. You can also disable auto play in Windows so this does not happen.

This article might help in disabling the autoplay feature
Disable AutoPlay in Windows Vista :: the How-To Geek

If more help is needed please provide more info.

07-13-2008	#1 (permalink)
Whistler_XP Junior Member	Autoplay in non-removable hard disk My Vista Ultimate 32bit, with autoplay is a non-removable drive ( D: ). How to solve?

07-13-2008	#2 (permalink)
johngalt Antidisestablishmentarian	Re: Autoplay in non-removable hard disk You can start by explaining in detail what you mean - do you have a non removable drive that is trying to start up every time you boot with autoplay, or is Vista trying to load a non existent drive, or what? Remember, we cannot see, touch, or interact with the machine - so you have to be our eyes and ears (and hands) for us - and in order to direct you correctly we have to know exactly what is going on.

07-13-2008	#3 (permalink)
Whistler_XP Junior Member	Re: Autoplay in non-removable hard disk My drive D: is with the option of autoplay, and the D: is a fixed disk drive

07-13-2008	#4 (permalink)
johngalt Antidisestablishmentarian	Re: Autoplay in non-removable hard disk does it automatically pop up? What is on the D drive? is this a laptop or a desktop?

07-13-2008	#5 (permalink)
Whistler_XP Junior Member	Re: Autoplay in non-removable hard disk It is a notebook, only that the disc D: is with the autoplay, I would like to remove this

07-14-2008	#6 (permalink)
acadamis2000 IT Consultant	Re: Autoplay in non-removable hard disk You might want to elaborate a little more on what is trying to autoplay. Also is this autoplaying when the computer boots up or randomly? Like he said before, we can not physically see your screen or interact with it so more details really helps us help you. You can also disable auto play in Windows so this does not happen. This article might help in disabling the autoplay feature Disable AutoPlay in Windows Vista :: the How-To Geek If more help is needed please provide more info.

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