ZTE MF627 HSDPA USB Stick Modem Autorun.exe error

Asked By Adam07 10 points N/A Posted on - 09/13/2011

At random, when I plug and run the autorun.exe pop up on my USB Stick Modem, this autorun.exe error shows up, and then I need to unplug and re-insert the modem for me to use the modem's dialer program for me to connect to the Internet.

I do not know what seems to be the error, and it is annoying whenever this error shows up.

Any help will be much appreciated.

AutoRun.exe has stopped working.

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Answered By Ben Ruppert 0 points N/A #123868

ZTE MF627 HSDPA USB Stick Modem Autorun.exe error

Hi,

This is a common error most of the people face with their computers. Below you are having some suggestions you can try out to solve this problem.

• First uninstall the program you used for this and again install it and restart the computer. You have to install the latest version.

Or

• Delete all add –on in your computer and try. Sometimes the problem is might be with the add-on of the computer.

Or

• Insert your XP setup CD and run a repair on the XP. And install all the service packs and necessary software.

Or

• Provide a separate IDE controller to Zip drive.

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Answered By t00tsi3 0 points N/A #123869

ZTE MF627 HSDPA USB Stick Modem Autorun.exe error

Hi,

It seems that you have a problem with your auto play options, this could be caused by faulty registry, we have some options to fix this problem.

 

Option 1:

 

1. Unplug your USB stick & Uninstall it's program.

 

2. Restart your computer.

 

3. Download a registry cleaner, you can download a freeware at http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download, a guide on how to use this software can be found at https://www.guidingtech.com/824/ccleaner-cleanup-windows-pc/.

 

4. Now, try to plug your USB stick,

 

If the error still occurs, proceed to Option 2

 

Option 2:

 

A system restore will most probably solve this issue.

 

1. Restart your computer & boot into safe mode, a guide on how to boot into safe mode can be found at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17419/windows-7-advanced-startup-options-safe-mode. 

 

2. Restore your operating system from the time where this auto run error still doesn't pops up. a guide on how to use system restore (see attachment).

 

Hope this solves your problem.

 

Thanks.

 

Anthony

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