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When Windows XP AutoPlay Goes Wrong, and How to Fix It
Posted 06/09/2008 at 09:49:24pm
This is to Brett Schealler. I was wondering if you were able to sort the problem? I have the same thing happening with the same response from AutoFix, "there are problems with autoplay v2, but says it cannot fix it/them", I am totally frustrated. Even the Dell Tech Reps haven't been able to sort it so far. Any help would be appreciated. I have run chkdsk /r from the repair option of XP which found problems and fixed them but I am still having the problem.