Thanks, but there is no autorun.inf file
| *Bonjour AJS * !
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| > Hi, I am suddenly unable to open an external drive by double clicking
its
| > drive letter. I have to right click and click on open.
| > Any suggestions why that is?
| > Thanks
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| Do you see any Autorun.inf file on this Volume ?
| Can be Hide ans System, see Folders Options.
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| Or in a Console (Start>Run>cmd) :
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| attrib -h -s -r F:\autorun.inf
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| (assuming your external drive is F)
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| Rename Autorun.inf to Autorun.txt and copy the text here.
| Thanks.
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| Example of a bad Autorun.inf ==>
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| [AutoRun]
| open=xn1i9x.com
| shell\open\Command=xn1i9x.com
| shell\explore\Command=xn1i9x.com
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| More informations :
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http://www.google.com/search?q=xn1i9x.com
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| Protections :
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| Tell the system to not read Autorun.inf
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http://www.google.com/search?q=IniFileMapping+Autorun.inf
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| Avoid using a PC with administrator privileges.
| So autorun.inf is ignored.
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| Check every drive for virus and so.
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| To protect a volume, you can create a FOLDER named autorun.inf
| Make it Hide, System ans ReadOnly :
| F:
| attrib +h +s +r autorun.inf
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| Then it will be difficult to write a new FILE with that name.
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| Regards, Jean-François
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