ITCrules

So the CD autoruns something? You just put the CD in and the error appears? If that's the case, browse the CD and see if you spot a file called autorun.inf Open up Notepad and drag that file into the blank Notepad window and you should see the contents of that file. Copy 'n paste it here so we can see what is trying to execute. If that is NOT the case, then do you double click on any particular file to view it? In which case, considering the error refers to HTML, try opening a browser window and dragging that file into it. If it's an HTML file, you should get something. Besides an error.

Found a couple ppl with this solution: Head to File > Open, set the View to Details in the Browse box, click on the Date Modified column to sort it and then hold Ctrl button and click on the X to close the dialog box.

Hi all I have a somewhat unusual system to support and it has Office 2003. On more than one occasion I have seen that when it crashes the .ASD files do NOT survive. I always thought that the Autorecovery was actually saving a file (and subsequently updating it at fixed intervals) so that a crash (of Office or the O/S) did not mean disaster. Can anyone confirm from experience that the Autorecovery files generated under 2007 or 2010 allow for recovery EVEN in a total crash & reboot scenario?