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Apr 15, 2007 19:54 |  #1

Everytime I plug my USB flash drive into my comp, Lightroom opens up automatically. How can I disable this?




  
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Apr 15, 2007 20:51 |  #2

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Everytime I plug my USB flash drive into my comp, Lightroom opens up automatically. How can I disable this?

If it is a mac, you can fix that by changing the preferences in Image Capture. Don't know how it works on a PeeCee.

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Apr 15, 2007 23:09 |  #3

Disable Adobe photo downloader in the corner of the tool bar in win xp




  
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Apr 15, 2007 23:32 |  #4

Or, if you want to keep the photo downloader active, set Lightroom to ask you what library it wants to open before opening. That gives you a small window to dismiss when it finds something new with images rather than have it open up completely.




  
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Apr 16, 2007 04:58 |  #5

Strange, I've just plugged a memory stick into my USB hub, and it opens it's contents for viewing.

I then inserted a CF card into the reader, and it launched Lightroom, along with the import window?

I have the Adobe Photo Downloader active in my system tray (on Windows XP)

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Apr 16, 2007 07:58 |  #6

TeeJay wrote in post #3049197 (external link)
Strange, I've just plugged a memory stick into my USB hub, and it opens it's contents for viewing.

I then inserted a CF card into the reader, and it launched Lightroom, along with the import window?

I have the Adobe Photo Downloader active in my system tray (on Windows XP)

TJ

Mine works the same and I prefer it that way. Maybe there are options of what type of media launch Adobe Photo Downloader.


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Apr 16, 2007 09:18 |  #7

The only auto-import optioons I can see is under Edit->Preferences->File Management where there's an option labelled:- "When memory card detected" and a drop down which allows either "Show Import dialog" or "Do Nothing" (?)


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Jun 26, 2007 15:10 |  #8

Anybody know how I can disable the photo downloader altogether?


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Jun 30, 2007 01:39 as a reply to  @ lowcrust's post |  #9

From the Adobe Knowledge Base:

Do one or more of the following solutions:

Solution 1: Install the Photoshop Lightroom 1.1 update.
Download and install the update from the Adobe website at www.adobe.com/download​s (external link).

Solution 2: Turn off the Adobe Photo Downloader start-up item.

  1. Right-click the Adobe Photo Downloader located on the far right of the Windows Task Bar.
  2. Choose Exit.

    Note: This turns off the Photo Downloader for your current Windows session, only.
Solution 3: Turn off the Adobe Photo Downloader permanently.

  1. Choose Start > Run, and type in msconfig. Click OK. Choose the Startup tab.
  2. Uncheck apdproxy. Click Apply, and then click OK. Restart Windows.

http://kb.adobe.com …rnalId=kb401349​&sliceId=2 (external link)


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Jul 05, 2007 05:55 |  #10

BradS wrote in post #3463350 (external link)
From the Adobe Knowledge Base:


http://kb.adobe.com …rnalId=kb401349​&sliceId=2 (external link)

I havn't been able to update yet (I get a "Site Area Temporarily Unavailable" everytime I try to reach the d/l) but I've done number 3 and it still starts. Yes, I've restarted windows and yes it's still unchecked and yes it still loads!

So for now I'm stuck at number 2 which, of course, is less than optimal.


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Aug 17, 2007 10:44 |  #11

Solution 3: Turn off the Adobe Photo Downloader permanently.

1. Choose Start > Run, and type in msconfig. Click OK. Choose the Startup tab.
2. Uncheck apdproxy. Click Apply, and then click OK. Restart Windows.

What would be the process for re-enabling autostart? Recheck it?


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Aug 18, 2007 02:13 |  #12

Apparently I never posted this; but the above did not work on 1.1 either. The "loader" still starts with Windows XP. Very annoying!


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Aug 18, 2007 11:45 |  #13

Are you sure its not Windoze that is very annoying? (sorry, couldn't resist. I'm a mac guy).

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Aug 18, 2007 16:17 |  #14

I noticed that Lightroom added another instance of apdproxy to the startup tab once I upgraded. Now that I've unchecked that one it seems (after one reboot) like I finally got rid of the downloader.


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Aug 21, 2007 10:04 |  #15

if you're using a mac, go to 'applications', then 'preferences' and switch it off...




  
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