Alright, the problem first started when I was about to install Adobe Creative Suite CS5. The AutoPlay thingy shows up, but does not display the executable file that is commanded from the autorun.inf file. So I had to go into the CD ROM directory and find the setup.exe file to install Adobe Creative Suite CS5. After I installed them, I was just about to install Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, but it too had the same problem as Adobe Creative Suite CS5 CD. And that's when I knew there was something wrong with my laptop. I wonder what has been removed in the registry? How can I get the CD ROM drive to display the image of the program and run the .exe commanded from the autorun.inf file again? I looked all over the internet for an answer for it. But most of them were about disabling the autorun.inf file, and when I tried them in reverse, it didn't work. I think it might have happened after I uninstalled RAMDisk, but I'm not sure. Please help me.

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Go to this link and use method 2 to enable autoplay. It's about 1/2 way down the page. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/27544-autoplay-enable-disable-autorun.html

click Start=>default programs and confirm the settings for autoplay and default programs. ok and close out, reboot and test.