Or find HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell and delete everything under the shell, then close the registry and press F5 on the keyboard to refresh or restart the computer.

2. 1. Update virus database and antivirus in safe mode.

Two. Go to the root directory of each disk to see if there is an autorun.ini file and delete it all.

3. Whether to execute the AutoRun function is actually determined by the registry. Enter Regedit in "Run" in the "Start" menu, open the registry editor, expand to HKEY_CURRENT_USER SoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesExploer primary key, the binary value "NoDriveTypeAutoRun" in the right window determines whether to execute the AutoRun function (including hard disk and Ramdisk). The default key value of "NoDriveTypeAutoRun" is 95 00 00 00.

4. 1. "Start-Run", type cmd and press Enter to enter the DOS state, enter C: and press Enter. Then enter dir/a and press (you cannot see the parameter a without parameter a Hidden files. Execute a to display all files)

2. At this time you will find an autorun.inf file, then enter attrib autorun.inf -s -h -r and press Enter. The purpose of this operation It is necessary to remove the "system", "read-only" and "hidden" attributes of the autorun.inf file, otherwise it cannot be deleted. Then enter del autorun.inf.

3. Double-click the c drive and try it. If it can be opened, it is OK.

4. If you are asked to locate a certain command, such as ESKTOP.EXE or others, enter the registration Table, clear the relevant information in the registry: "Start-Run", type regedit, "Edit-Search-DEKTOP.EXE or others, the first one found is the automatic run of the C drive, delete the entire shell subkey, complete.

Double-click the C drive and it should be open!

Repeat the above operation several times to solve the problem of other drives. To prevent accidents, please back up the registry and other files to be deleted.

If it is a Windows 2000/XP/2003 system, the system has the Group Policy program installed by default. In the "Start" menu, click the "Run" command item, enter gpedit.msc and confirm, that is Runnable program. The Windows 2000/XP/2003 Group Policy Management Console has three states: enabled, not configured, and disabled.

Prevent access to the drive from "My Computer". 2000/XP/2003)

This policy prevents users from viewing the contents of the drive selected in "My Computer" or "Windows Explorer". It also prohibits the use of the Run dialog box and the mirror network. Drive dialog box or Dir command to view the directories on these drives

Open "Prevent access from 'My' in "Group Policy Console → User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Windows Components → Windows Explorer". Computer 'Access Drives' and enable this policy, and select a drive or drives in the list box below.

Tip: These icons representing the specified drives will still appear in "My Computer". But if the user double-clicks the icon, a message appears explaining that the settings prevent this. Also, these settings do not prevent users from using other programs to access local and network drives and do not prevent them from using Disk Management Plug and Play to view and change drive properties.

It may be a virus. Check the virus thoroughly. Copy the following code into Notepad and save it as a file name with a suffix such as "Open.reg". Find it and double-click it to import the registration. Inside and outside