Context: In that posting , I described how to disable autorun for Windows XP and Windows 2000 and I just revised it to include Vista . In his December blog , Abrams writes , " Fundamentally , there are two types of readers here . The first type will disable autorun and be more secure . The second type will eventually be victims . " Do n't be a victim , disable autorun ( also known as autoplay ) for all devices .

Question: What will happen after autorun is disabled ?
Options:
0. None of the above choices .
1. Computer performance will flounder .
2. Computer performance will stay the same .
3. Computer performance will trickle .
Answer: 0