Completely cut off the nostalgic love of XP in XP

        People are emotional animals, always forgetting about the past. I didn't think that the optical drive is so emotional, I always love the old ones. When we open the resource manager and browse through the contents of a CD, the contents of the CD will still be displayed after the CD is ejected, even if we change the disk. The content of the previous disc is also displayed after the film. This brings a lot of trouble to our quick browsing. Why is this happening? This is mainly caused by a function built in Windows XP. When the user browses the CD, Windows will first save the contents of the CD as an image file, so that the user can still read the disk after removing the disk. The data. It can be seen that Windows did this well, but did not expect to do bad things, so that users could not immediately browse the newly inserted disc. If you don't like this feature, you can completely cut off the nostalgic love of the optical drive: Click "Start → Settings → Control Panel → Performance and Maintenance → Administrative Tools → Computer Management" option, pop-up "Computer Management" dialog box. In the dialog box, expand Storage→Removable Storage→Library, and find your CD-ROM model in the right pane. I used the Samsung Gold General CD-ROM drive, right click on it, select "Properties" in the right-click menu, pop-up "Properties" dialog box, click the "General" tab, in the "Delayed Uninstall" area will be "Retractable Unloadable" The time value of the "Media" option is changed from "5 minutes" to "0 minutes" as shown. Click the "OK" button and close the "Computer Management" window.