Disable Autorun Feature In Windows XP Pro Edition

Go to run menu, Type gpedit.msc then enter,
Go to Computer Configuration> Administrative Templates,>System
Now find Turn Of Autoplay and double Click, Next time here comes a window, Select enable and apply then OK.

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