B
Beemer
My DVD/CDROM player would not recognise any disk. I checked that Autoplay
was selecting Media Player and then for the first time I looked at Autoplay
extender and clicked autostart. Now at this point I had been trying to run
or autorun a commercial CD and I left the cd in the computer when I
rebooted.
The cd still did not run but I then read a MS fix which was to change the
drive letter. After doing this and rebooting the DVD/CDROM was recognised
in Explorer and it played the CD both manually and autoplay.
However now the problem is that every time I boot I get a MS popup window
saying:
Open with
Choose the program you want to use to open this file
File: (there follows here a long string of extended ascii characters which
cannot be read)
There is no disc in the drive and I do not know how to eliminate this
annoying popup.
If I select notepad to try to read the file all I see is binary.
What can you advise me to now do?
Beemer
was selecting Media Player and then for the first time I looked at Autoplay
extender and clicked autostart. Now at this point I had been trying to run
or autorun a commercial CD and I left the cd in the computer when I
rebooted.
The cd still did not run but I then read a MS fix which was to change the
drive letter. After doing this and rebooting the DVD/CDROM was recognised
in Explorer and it played the CD both manually and autoplay.
However now the problem is that every time I boot I get a MS popup window
saying:
Open with
Choose the program you want to use to open this file
File: (there follows here a long string of extended ascii characters which
cannot be read)
There is no disc in the drive and I do not know how to eliminate this
annoying popup.
If I select notepad to try to read the file all I see is binary.
What can you advise me to now do?
Beemer