How do I change this, when I do not have a specific file that I want to click on? In Windows 7, the File Types tab has gone missing. In good ‘ol Windows XP, you could change file type associations in any Explorer window by hitting Tools > Folder Options > File Types. Changing File Type Associations in Windows 7 In doing so, I have found many changes in process that may have been made under Vista but am not seeing until now. You can adjust the settings for a variety of media and devices in a similar fashion.Like many of you, I made the switch from Windows XP to Windows 7 recently and completely skipped over the whole Vista debacle. When you input an audio CD the AutoPlay window will not open. Now, click the Save button at the bottom of that window. From there you can select Play audio CD using Windows Media Player option so that the CD plays as soon as you insert it. For example, click on the Audio CD’s drop-down list to open the menu below. Then click on the drop-down lists to select alternative options for the media and devices instead of Ask me every time. Click on the box to remove the tick from it. At the top of the window there is a Use AutoPlay for all media and devices check box. In Windows 7/8 click Hardware and Sound and then select Change default settings for media or devices to open the same window.įrom that window you can choose what happens when you insert each type of media or device. Then select Change AutoPlaysettings to open the window in the shot below. If you’re using Vista, select Default Programs from the Control Panel window. Open the Control Panel in Windows Vista, 7 or 8. However, you can instead select a default action for when you insert discs and other devices so that the AutoPlay window doesn’t open. That’s the window in the shot below that asks you to select an option for the CD/DVD or other alternatives. When you insert a CD/DVD or other devices (such as cameras and tablets) into your desktop or laptop, the AutoPlay window will probably open so long as you have the Windows Vista/7 or 8 platform.
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