I am running vista. When I use iTunes, I keep getting the autoplay box popping up whenever I sync my iPod (connected via my USB hub). I have set all autoplay settings to do nothing, yet this keeps happening. Has anyone encountered this problem? Is there something that I am not doing right?
Thanks, Richard
Where did you disable the autoplay at? Control Panel\ Hardware and Sound\ AutoPlay should work.
Also, did you disable autoplay entirely, or just set them not to do anything? I'd try disabling autoplay entirely and see if that helps.
You can also go another route if you have the business/ultimate varieties... type gpedit.msc into the start menu box, and then browse down to
Computer Configuration \ Administrative Templates \ Windows Components \ AutoPlay Policies \ Turn Off Autoplay
I can get you the registry key if you need that instead.
Hello,
I tried the solutions above and got as far as this: "gpedit.msc into the start menu box, and then browse down to Computer Configuration \ Administrative Templates \ Windows Components \" but then there was no Aupolay option. I am using Windows 2000. In iTunes, every time a song plays or whenever I move a song on my iPod, the autoplay box comes up and spends 10 seconds scanning all of my computer's folders. Very annoying. (What's worse is that moving songs around on my iPod through iTunes is the only way to get the iPod icon to stay in My Computer. As soon as the song is done rearranging, the icon disappears, so I can't use the iPod to store files.
Help! Thanks.
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