prema_arnava wrote: >> The right way is to use an autorun.inf file like on installation CD's. > > Is there another way? Because I want to fire some script after any > drive was plugged in, not only my own. I can't expect everybody to put > autorun.inf on it.
Figure out how u3 (usually found on usb sticks) forces something to initialize in windows even with autorun disabled. It's somehow enbedded in the driver initialization routine I think. David Troesch | Atlanta, GA | ICQ# 2333123 TightVNC - Remote Control software that's just good http://www.tightvnc.com Funstuff: Taunt not the sysadmin, for he can become you and make your life interesting.
