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[_r.u.s.s.]

follow the guide on the review page, on the bottom. you can create those keys if they are not there

[Japo]

Usually you would use a .reg file to insert values into the registry, although here the drive letter will depend on each case...

[_r.u.s.s.]

Originally Posted by Japo

Usually you would use a .reg file to insert values into the registry, although here the drive letter will depend on each case...

yeah, that's why i created the batch file which will try to figure out what is a cdrom drive letter first, using fsutil.exe taken from windows xp system32 directory

worked on both of my xp machines. however, i didn't have chance to test it on win7

[Japo]

It's still quite complicated.

Originally Posted by _r.u.s.s.

worked on both of my xp machines. however, i didn't have chance to test it on win7

fsutil.exe needs admin privileges--so does writing to HKLM.

There are also other ways to identify the disk--besides asking the user for the letter.

[_r.u.s.s.]

of course it does. but windows will just ask you to run it as admin, won't it. or what's the problem? you will have to write into registry anyways