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This would still be applicable to Win 10: Start> In search box type services.msc> Enter> Scroll down to Shell Hardware Detection, and make sure that it is Running, and the Startup Type is set to Automatic. If not, start the service and change the Startup Type.
(I also came across this: Microsoft AutoPlay Repair Wizard - Download - no idea as to its reliability, efficacy or anything. There used to be a MS tool to repair Autoplay for XP.. could be that although this says Win 10.. hmm
Also this older article:
Repair the autoplay feature
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