The fix that Yves sent to me works and to this day it
works correctly every time, thank you. My neighbor
purchased a Dell with Windows XP Home installed. The
autoplay feature worked just fine until a couple of weeks
ago when it started skipping the first few windows. When
a card reader with an xD memory chip is plugged into the
USB port, it opens directly to the DCIM folder rather at
the menu choice dialog box. This prevents the automatic
selection features like, move, copy, delete, do nothing,
etc, the opportunity to name the file and to delete the
items on the chip, and so on. I went to the web site as
suggested in your earlier reply
http://www.bigblackglasses.com/staff...ds/autofix.exe
and saved it to her disk. When it ran it gives us a
window that states "This type of drive does not support
AutoPlay settings". Do you know what we can do to fix
this please? We have no idea what happened to change the
autoplay feature. Thank you in advance. Bill

Thank you all for help!

At last I found my problem - uninstalled Real Player.
I tried every step and Autofix, it didn't work, at last I
found a tip to uninstall Real Player - now it works fine
with autoplay.

/Jan

>-----Original Message-----
>The fix that Yves sent to me works and to this day it
>works correctly every time, thank you. My neighbor
>purchased a Dell with Windows XP Home installed. The
>autoplay feature worked just fine until a couple of
weeks
>ago when it started skipping the first few windows.
When
>a card reader with an xD memory chip is plugged into the
>USB port, it opens directly to the DCIM folder rather at
>the menu choice dialog box. This prevents the automatic
>selection features like, move, copy, delete, do nothing,
>etc, the opportunity to name the file and to delete the
>items on the chip, and so on. I went to the web site as
>suggested in your earlier reply
>http://www.bigblackglasses.com/staff...ads/autofix.ex
e
> and saved it to her disk. When it ran it gives us a
>window that states "This type of drive does not support
>AutoPlay settings". Do you know what we can do to fix
>this please? We have no idea what happened to change
the
>autoplay feature. Thank you in advance. Bill
>.
>