You can change it with a Rovacom as well of course, I can post the possible settings here later.

I stumbled across this, it worked for me, may work for you, but if it doesn't please don't blame me...

I have a 2007 FFRR HSE in the US, so don't know if it will work overseas, let alone on other Range Rovers in the US.

I was messing around to see if there was an "express open/close" type function whereby you hold the key in the lock or unlock position to lock/close all windows or unlock/open all windows by holding the key in the door in the appropriate direction (there isn't on mine).

As a result of this experimentation, when I drove off, my previously auto-locking doors no longer auto-locked.

Realizing I'd done something, I got out, turned the key in the drivers door in the direction of locking the door several times (3? 4?) in fairly rapid succession, and the next time I drove off, the auto-locking feature was re-enabled.

Perhaps this may work for others. Good luck.

rfdiii wrote:

holding the key in the door in the appropriate direction

Do you guys not have remote central locking?

If I press & hold my lock/unlock on the keyfob I have express open/close. No need to insert the key in the door for this.  The older I get, the more I realise that people confuse wrinkles for wisdom

Sorry for the confusion.

Yes, we do have remote central lock/unlock, but no (at least on mine) express function. That's why I tried using the key in the door, and discovered that if I turned the key several times in either the lock or unlock direction, it changed the auto-lock feature.