Local Disk Drive Properties Messed up

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I've corrupted some how my properties on my Hard drive. Here's the
scenerio...Click on my computer, click and double click on local disk (c:),
normally it would open the list of folders on my hard drive. Now it tries to
open some program it can't find.

Earlier in the day, I did try to cut and paste a file from a CD ROM to the
hard drive and obviously I did something wrong. Seems I pasted the executable
over the properties of the local disk folder some how.

One more piece of information, If I right click on the hard drive instead of
getting the normal open and explore, etc.. options, I get autorun in addition
(autorun is the first option).
 
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Open My Computer, open C:\, find the file named autorun.inf and delete
it. When you paste the contents of a CD to the root directory (not in a
folder on the drive), it will turn that drive into a hard drive version
of the CD.

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Nathan McNulty

T-Mann wrote:
> I've corrupted some how my properties on my Hard drive. Here's the
> scenerio...Click on my computer, click and double click on local disk (c:),
> normally it would open the list of folders on my hard drive. Now it tries to
> open some program it can't find.
>
> Earlier in the day, I did try to cut and paste a file from a CD ROM to the
> hard drive and obviously I did something wrong. Seems I pasted the executable
> over the properties of the local disk folder some how.
>
> One more piece of information, If I right click on the hard drive instead of
> getting the normal open and explore, etc.. options, I get autorun in addition
> (autorun is the first option).