[oreo9]

Ever since I have installed EMC 10, my Windows autoplay menu does not launch when I insert a dvd or cd. If it is a regular data dvd, the dvd spins, then nothing happens. I have to click on the drive in my computer to see the contents of the disc. If I insert a blank disc, the dvd spins and again nothing happens. If it is a dvd movie, then cineplayer automatically launches and starts playing the dvd. I think Cineplayer disabled or overrode my autoplay menu. Does anyone know how to get the autoplay menu back? Also, does anyone know how to have cineplayer stop automatically launching when I insert dvd movies? I do not want to use it as my dvd player.

Just as a side note. In the Cineplayer "Tools" menu, and "Playback options" tab, I have it set to "NO" under the option to "Set CIneplayer as default player", but it still automatically plays dvd movies. Also, when I right-click on my dvd-rom drive in "My Computer" and click the "Properties" option and then click the autoplay tab, "Prompt me each time to choose an action" is checked off. When I go to "Regedit" "autorun" is already set to 1. I think I have covered off all my bases. So I hope someone out there can help me get my Windows Autoplay Menu back.

This post has been edited by oreo9: 22 December 2007 - 05:26 PM

[grandpabruce]

Ever since I have installed EMC 10, my Windows autoplay menu does not launch when I insert a dvd or cd. If it is a regular data dvd, the dvd spins, then nothing happens. I have to click on the drive in my computer to see the contents of the disc. If I insert a blank disc, the dvd spins and again nothing happens. If it is a dvd movie, then cineplayer automatically launches and starts playing the dvd. I think Cineplayer disabled or overrode my autoplay menu. Does anyone know how to get the autoplay menu back? Also, does anyone know how to have cineplayer stop automatically launching when I insert dvd movies? I do not want to use it as my dvd player.

Just as a side note. In the Cineplayer "Tools" menu, and "Playback options" tab, I have it set to "NO" under the option to "Set CIneplayer as default player", but it still automatically plays dvd movies. Also, when I right-click on my dvd-rom drive in "My Computer" and click the "Properties" option and then click the autoplay tab, "Prompt me each time to choose an action" is checked off. When I go to "Regedit" "autorun" is already set to 1. I think I have covered off all my bases. So I hope someone out there can help me get my Windows Autoplay Menu back.

In Windows Media Player, click on Tools/Options, then click on File Types, and make sure that DVD Video is checked. It's worth a shot.

[Bengal313c]

I am having the same issue. How do I disable Cineplayer from auto playing DVDs. It is not my default player.
I also did everything the author of this post did. I am running Vista Business.

[grandpabruce]

I am having the same issue. How do I disable Cineplayer from auto playing DVDs. It is not my default player.
I also did everything the author of this post did. I am running Vista Business.

Are you trying to have it play in Windows Media Player? If not, it isn't the exact same problem. Go to the options, in the player that you want to play it, and set them to make that player the default.

[Bengal313c]

Are you trying to have it play in Windows Media Player? If not, it isn't the exact same problem. Go to the options, in the player that you want to play it, and set them to make that player the default.

No I am not trying to play it WMP. I have PowerDVD installed. But I have setup Vista to "Ask me every time". All I want is Roxio Cineplayer not to launch when a DVD is inserted.

[gi7omy]

Right click on your DVD drive and go to properties, select autoplay tab and then choose from the list what default you want to have

[Bengal313c]

Right click on your DVD drive and go to properties, select autoplay tab and then choose from the list what default you want to have

You must be talking about XP. I have Vista. And I don't see that option.

[Big_Dave]

If you are running XP and having Autorun problems, then you may want to try AUTOFIX.EXE. AUTOFIX.EXE can be obtained from Microsoft downloads. Read the write up before executing.

This post has been edited by Big_Dave: 05 January 2008 - 02:17 PM

[gi7omy]

Dave - the OP has just said he's using Vista

[Big_Dave]

In VISTA, go to Autoplay in the Control Panel and check the settings for each media type.

There is a "master" enable box at the top of Autoplay that you might want to look at and make a decision on whether or not you want Autoplay to function. Check the box if you do and then look over the settings for each media type. I have all of my media types set to "Take No Action". You can pick and choose by your own preferences. Be sure to scroll down to see all of the media types.

This post has been edited by Big_Dave: 05 January 2008 - 07:34 PM

[jeanrosenfeld]

Try stopping DmxLauncher from loading at startup (in XP that would be by unchecking it in msconfig startup tab. there must be someting similar in Vista)