1. Shift Key Method
When you insert a mobile hard disk, press and hold the Shift key, and the mobile hard disk will not play automatically.
2. Strategy Group close Method
Click Start-run. In the open box, type gpedit. msc, and click OK to open the Group Policy window. In the left pane, under "Local Computer Policy", expand "Computer Configuration-manage template-System", and double-click "Disable automatic playback" under the "Settings" title in the right pane ". Click the "Settings" tab, select the "enabled" Check button, click "All Drives" in the "Disable automatic playback" box, click "OK", and close the Group Policy window.
3. Service closure method
Right-click "my computer", select "manage", and find "services and applications-services" in "Computer Management ", in the right pane, find the "Shell Hardware Detection" service, which provides notifications for automatic playback of hardware events, double-click it, and click "stop" in "status, then, change "Start type" to "disabled" or "Manual.
4. Disk Operation Method
This method is effective and useful for Windows XP. Open "my computer", and you will see your drive letter in "Hard Disk" or under "with removable storage devices". Generally, the drive letter of the mobile hard disk will be in "Hard Disk, USB flash drives or digital cameras are stored in "removable storage devices. Right-click the drive letter that needs to disable the automatic playback function, select "attribute", and select the "automatic playback" tab in the pop-up form, here, you can set different operations for the "music file", "image", "video file", "mixed content", and "music CD" types, select "do not execute Operation" to disable the automatic operation function. After "OK", the setting takes effect immediately. This method is also used for DVD/CD drives.
5. Registry
Open the Registry Editor, expand to the primary key under [HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ exploer], and find "NoDriveTypeAutoRun" in the right pane ", this key determines whether to perform the autorun function of the CDROM or hard disk. For how to set the key value, continue. The value type is DWORD. There are 8 digits in total.
Each digit represents a device:
Device Name |
Number of digits |
Device Name Description |
Drive_unknown |
0 |
Unrecognized Type Device |
Drive_no_root_dir |
1 |
Drive without root directory |
Drive_removable |
2 |
Removable Drive |
Drive_fixed |
3 |
Fixed drive |
Drive_remote |
4 |
Network drive |
Drive_cdrom |
5 |
Optical Drive |
Drive_ramdisk |
6 |
RAM disk |
Reserved Bit |
7 |
Location reserved for future devices |
The value "0" indicates that the device is running, and "1" indicates that the device is not running. |
If you want a device not to run, enter 1 in the corresponding number of digits. Otherwise, enter 0. Note that the high position is on the left hand side. As we write numbers daily, 3 in 3000 is in the fourth place, not the first place. Finally, you can get an eight-bit binary string similar to 11111101. Now convert it to the corresponding hexadecimal value FD and fill in the value column.