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  • Drives Icons Don't Display Media

    The virtual drives for Daemon Tools 4.10 (had this problem with the previous version too) don't change the icons to represent what's on the drive. Also, the name doesn't change to the name of the image either, and I can't get auto run to work.

    Autorun is set in DT options to work, so I dunno what's up.

  • #2
    Maybe you have disabled autorun
    in other programs like CloneCD e.g.

    I fixed this problem on my machine by
    executing the following "enable autorun.reg"
    which should enable the autorun feature
    again.
    Worked fine for me!
    Code:
    Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
    
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Cdrom]
    "AutoRun"=dword:0000001
    
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
    "allocatecdroms"="0"
    
    [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
    "NoDriveTypeAutoRun"=dword:00000095

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    • #3
      The problem here is not autorun, but AIN (auto insert notification) which are not the same thing.

      The reg file provided by Korn reenables both autorun and AIN. You just need to copy the first and the 2 last lines in a file you name whateveryouwant.reg
      Carpe diem

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      • #4
        Shouldn't it normally be the first 3 lines for AIN..?
        The last two lines are just Autorun specific...

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        • #5
          Nope
          Tried it on my notebook before posting
          By the way, just checked in vista to see if there is something like that, but there's no explorer subfolder in policies (gonna check if that's possible via gpo, but not this evening)
          Carpe diem

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          • #6
            Maybe you have to create
            the subfolder.

            It irritates me that on
            this site
            the subfolder
            is also mentioned.

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            • #7
              Yeah, I think you'll have to create it.
              Beware of the values, they are not the same as in XP...
              Carpe diem

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              • #8
                Where is the
                difference?

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                • #9
                  In XP, the value 0x95 means AIN is enabled.
                  In Vista, 0x91 means enabled, and 0xb5 means disabled...
                  Carpe diem

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                  • #10
                    Thanks guys, it worked a charm!

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                    • #11
                      @Kinlaadare: Don't the values
                      in both os mean the following?

                      Code:
                      [X] Enable Autoplay for CD and DVD drives
                      [X] Enable Autoplay for removable drives
                      Value: dword:00000091
                      
                      [X] Enable Autoplay for CD and DVD drives
                      [ ] Enable Autoplay for removable drives
                      Value: dword:00000095
                      
                      [ ] Enable Autoplay for CD and DVD drives
                      [X] Enable Autoplay for removable drives
                      Value: dword:000000B1
                      
                      [ ] Enable Autoplay for CD and DVD drives
                      [ ] Enable Autoplay for removable drives
                      Value: dword:000000B5

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                      • #12
                        0x91=10010001
                        0x95=10010101
                        0xb1=10110001
                        0xb5=10110101

                        It could... flag armed => off
                        Carpe diem

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                        • #13
                          Could be.

                          But are those values different
                          in vista and xp?
                          Do they have a different
                          meaning?

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