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@#$%& Auto programs
Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I
get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? |
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@#$%& Auto programs
On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:57:38 -0400, Ed Mullikin wrote:
Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? Use linux. -- Neil reverse ra and delete l Linux user 335851 |
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@#$%& Auto programs
Ed Mullikin wrote:
Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? Try holding down the shift key as you plug it in. |
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@#$%& Auto programs
"Ed Mullikin" wrote:
Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? This time it has nothing to do with AutoPlay. When installing Adobe PSE it placed a deamon in the system tray. This daemon checks for new memory cards with photos and if it finds those it will launch PSE. Disable/close/exit that deamon and PSE will keep quiet. To stop PSE from starting that deamon every time you log on go to Edit - Preference - Camera or Card Reader - Download Options and disable "Auto Launch Adobe Photo Downloader on Device Connect" jue |
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@#$%& Auto programs
Jürgen Exner wrote:
"Ed Mullikin" wrote: Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? This time it has nothing to do with AutoPlay. When installing Adobe PSE it placed a deamon in the system tray. This daemon checks for new memory cards with photos and if it finds those it will launch PSE. Disable/close/exit that deamon and PSE will keep quiet. To stop PSE from starting that deamon every time you log on go to Edit - Preference - Camera or Card Reader - Download Options and disable "Auto Launch Adobe Photo Downloader on Device Connect" And almost on-topic, I don't know how many of you have used the Autoruns program from SysInternals, but it is GREAT. You can see every piece of cruft that runs when you start Windows, and turn them on or off. It pulls the info from every hiding place in the registry. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb963902.aspx |
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@#$%& Auto programs
Ed Mullikin wrote:
Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? Usually, there are 'services' which do this monitoring of activity, and you can set them to not load automatically. (disable). Access the control panel, and find services under system. |
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@#$%& Auto programs
On 2008-04-24, Neil Ellwood wrote:
On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:57:38 -0400, Ed Mullikin wrote: Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? Use linux. Linux works well for me. Lets me process a lot of photos per minute. -- Due to extreme spam originating from Google Groups, and their inattention to spammers, I and many others block all articles originating from Google Groups. If you want your postings to be seen by more readers you will need to find a different means of posting on Usenet. http://improve-usenet.org/ |
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@#$%& Auto programs
"Jürgen Exner" wrote in message news "Ed Mullikin" wrote: Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? This time it has nothing to do with AutoPlay. When installing Adobe PSE it placed a deamon in the system tray. This daemon checks for new memory cards with photos and if it finds those it will launch PSE. Disable/close/exit that deamon and PSE will keep quiet. To stop PSE from starting that deamon every time you log on go to Edit - Preference - Camera or Card Reader - Download Options and disable "Auto Launch Adobe Photo Downloader on Device Connect" jue Thank you! That appears to have solved my vexing problem. |
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@#$%& Auto programs
Ignoramus26128 wrote:
On 2008-04-24, Neil Ellwood wrote: On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:57:38 -0400, Ed Mullikin wrote: Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? Use linux. Linux works well for me. Lets me process a lot of photos per minute. Linux isn't a solution that is appropriate, or practical, for most users. For one thing, there are altogether TOO MANY variations on the main theme, and they aren't compatible in most cases. |
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@#$%& Auto programs
On 4/24/08 10:57 AM, in article , "Ed Mullikin" wrote: Everytime I plug a compact flash card (or memory stick) into my computer I get programs that rush to help me and I don't want help! I have my Autoplay settings ALL on "Ask me every time" ("Take no action" seems to be not an option with Vista.) and I still get Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Photo Downloader rushing to download my photos. How can I stop all of this "help"? Get a Mac. Screw WinBlows. |
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