I installed Easy Tfr on the 'old" computer as requested and it ran successfully and created the new file as desired BUT it wont stop,Evertime I access the C drive on the old computer "Easy transfer" runs.It appears that it now has an Autoplay function set to run Easy Transfer?How do I turn off the Autoplay on the C-drive?orHow do I uninstall Easy transfer?

Hi BaxterWall,What Operating System does the "old" computer run?Can you right-click on the C:\ drive and choose "open" and "explore" to view the contents of the drive?Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Desktop Experience]

Hi Ramesh,I'm having the same problem as BaxterWall.My "old" computer is Win XP (sp3) and the 'new' is Win 7 RC.I can right click on the XP C:\ drive and use 'open' and 'explore' as you asked.There is a folder called "Windows Easy Transfer" which I can also explore.Win Easy Trans does not appear in my Programs list, nor can I see it if I go to "Add/Remove Programs"If it's any help I transfered my settings etc (successfully)via a USB connectedexternal HDD.Yours in hope of a solution!!Forgot to say that this problem is only when I'm running the XP installation, and does not occur using Win 7

Hi TorYrd,Click Start, Run. Type the following and press ENTER:Notepad C:\Autorun.infCopy the contents of the file and post here.Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Desktop Experience]

Hi Ramesh, this is what it says in notepad running my Xp installation. [autorun.amd64] action=Install Windows Easy Transfer onto your old PC. shellexecute=.\WindowsEasyTransfer\amd64\.\MigSetup.exe icon=.\WindowsEasyTransfer\amd64\.\MigSetup.exe,0 [autorun] action=Install Windows Easy Transfer onto your old PC. shellexecute=.\WindowsEasyTransfer\x86\.\MigSetup.exe icon=.\WindowsEasyTransfer\x86\.\MigSetup.exe,0 IT is word for word the same when i do the same thing when running my Win 7 installation. Sorry for the delay in posting this.

Hi TorYrd,Open Windows Explorer and delete the Autorun.inf from the C:\drive.Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Desktop Experience]

Thank you RameshI deleted that file from both my XP and Win 7 installations.The hard drive icons are now the "normal" ones and work (if thats the right word) correctly.Thanks once again and a big vote from me.

Thanks for the update TorYrd.Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Desktop Experience]