Can I configure my device or computer to stop trying to install software when I connect them? When I plug my HTC ONE into my computer via a USB cable, it always wants to try and install a bunch of random things on my computer that I really don't want nor need. Just plugging it in with the current drivers installed, it shows up fine in my Portable Devices list on Windows 7, as seen here:

Even with it working perfectly fine already, it still insists on installing other stuff. It wouldn't let me capture a screenshot of the User Account Control dialog:

Do you want to allow the following program to make
changes to this computer?
Program name: TL-Boots Application
Verified published: HTC Corp.
File origin: CD/DVD drive

Is there any way I can configure either my phone or computer to stop trying to install all this crap ever time I plug my phone into the computer? It's really annoying always having to click No on that popup every time I plug it in. I really don't want all their excess software that I'll never use on my computer. I can't seem to find anything in the USB settings that mentions auto-installation. Last time I installed this junk it made my simple storage access through My Computer stop working (my phone stopped showing up in the list when connected). That's literally the only feature I even use, so that was rather inconvenient.
Don't have a windows machine handy but look in the microsoft site advises, (for windows 7):


  AutoPlay lets you choose which program to use for different kinds of
  digital media, such as music CDs or pictures from your digital camera.
  
  Show all To turn AutoPlay on or off
  
  When you turn AutoPlay on, you can choose what should happen when you
  insert different types of digital media into your computer. For
  example, you can choose which digital media player is used to play
  CDs. When AutoPlay is turned off, you are prompted to choose what you
  want to do when you insert digital media into your computer.
  
  Open AutoPlay by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start
  button, and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type
  autoplay, and then click AutoPlay.
  
  Do one of the following:
  
  To turn AutoPlay on, select the Use AutoPlay for all media and devices
  check box.
  
  To turn AutoPlay off, clear the Use AutoPlay for all media and devices
  check box.
  
  Click Save.


N.B. It is almost always a good idea to turn this off as it stops malicious code on CDs/DVDs/USB keys/etc from being able to run.