Not sure if this is Aston's fault...

[haxer]

Well, it's been a while since I've posted anything in the Aston forums, sorry everyone ;]
Basically I'm having an issue with AutoRun. All my autorun settings in my OS are set to automatically play DVDs, automatically open Music CDs with WMP and autorun games based on the autorun.exe file on the disk etc... My problem is that none of that ever happens I never get any sort of autorun at all. So I'm confused as to whether or not this is Aston doing something weird and causing this.

Right now I am using Windows 7 beta (yes Aston Shell works wonderfully) but before you say OMG!!!?!??!! Aston Shell has no support on Windows 7 I had the same problem when I was using Vista. I noticed when I installed Windows 7, but before I installed Aston, that autorun was working. Now it isn't. I don't think it ever did after I switched to Aston. The reason I've waited a while to bring this up is because I have 2 drives and I was satisfied earlier with using the bottom (E:/) DVD drive for games and stuff and manually launching all the .exes. However now that drive has decided that it doesn't want to open any longer and I don't have anything small enough to stick in the hole and pop it open. The problem with using the top (D:/) drive is that it is a burner and every time I put in a disk of some sort and try to open it it asks me how I want to format the disk for burning. This is somewhat disconcerting to me since I don't want to corrupt my game disk or whatever it is. Obviously this is easy enough to get around for movies and music, but it's kind of annoying to have to open up the command prompt to run an exe that I should run on its own.

Now, I'm not sure this is Aston's fault, but it is entirely possible since it only seems to happen when Aston is running. Of course I'm 100% open to the possibility that my drives are just messing up.
Thanks guys =]

[BillW50]

Welcome back haxer! You were missed!

[haxer]

Thanks Bill =]