Dvd stuck in cpu - HP Compaq 6830s Laptop

Not sure what the CPU has to do with anything! The following might help with CD/DVD drive jumper settings:

http://www.computershopper.com/storage/howto/installing-a-new-dvd-burner4

Try website like Remotes.com to buy the dvd player original remote.The rermote CPU chip it is shorted probally.Remotes devices are heavily depended on it CPU Chip.

According to the spec. it should be OK. Don't forget to download the drivers from Sony.com otherwise it won't work correctly.

Learn more about the Sony VAIO VGN-CR220E/P Model BrandSONY SeriesVAIO CR Series ModelVGN-CR220E/P General ColorCosmopolitan Operating SystemWindows Vista Home Premium CPU TypeIntel Core 2 Duo T7250 2.0G Screen14.1" WXGA Memory Size2GB DDR2 Hard Disk200GB Optical DriveDVD Super Multi Graphics CardIntel GMA X3100 Video MemoryShared memory CommunicationModem, LAN and WLAN Card slot1 x ExpressCard /34 Slot Dimensions13.2" x 9.8" x 1.25-1.67" Weight5.5 lbs. TechIntel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology CPU CPU TypeIntel Core 2 Duo CPU SpeedT7250(2.00GHz) CPU FSB800MHz CPU L2 Cache2MB Chipset ChipsetIntel GM965 Display Screen Size14.1" Wide Screen SupportYes Display TypeWide XGA Resolution1280 x 800 LCD FeaturesXBRITE-ECO technology Operating Systems Operating SystemWindows Vista Home Premium Graphics GPU/VPUIntel GMA X3100 Video MemoryShared system memory Graphic TypeIntegrated Card Hard Drive HDD200GB HDD RPM4200rpm HDD InterfaceSATA Memory Memory2GB Memory SpeedDDR2 667 Memory Spec1GB x 2 Max Memory Supported4GB Optical Drive Optical Drive TypeDVD Super Multi Optical Drive InterfaceIntegrated Optical Drive SpecDVD+R DL Write: 4x max
DVD+R Write: 8x max
DVD+RW Write: 8x max
DVD-R Write: 8x max
DVD-RW Write: 6x max
CD-R Write: 24x max
CD-RW Write: 16x max
DVD±RW: Yes (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/DVD-RAM)
CD Read: 24x max
DVD Read: 8x max
DVD-RAM Write: 5x max
DVD-R DL Write: 4x max
DVD-RAM Read: 5x max Communications ModemIntegrated V92/V.90 Modem (RJ-11) LAN10/100Mbps WLANIntel PRO/Wireless 4965AGN Network Connection (802.11a/b/g/n)

There is problem with the installation as there the installation procedure for games or any other software are very simple and straight forward so do not blame your installation.
There can be two reasons why the game becomes stuck
(1)You do not have enough RAM (For instance the game requires 800 MB and your PC has 512MB of RAM)
(2) Your CPU might be slow (like its 800 MHz while the game requirement is 1GHz)
To check this
(1)On the bottom of your Windows there is a task bar.
(2)Right click on it
(3) On the opening pop up menu select "Task Manager"
(4)On the opening window at the top tabs select "Performance" tab
(5)Turn on the game and observe the bar graph behavior of your CPU and RAM and you will easily find out which components of these two are being over used.

If there is lack of RAM or/and CPU you have to upgrade your computer or may be get a newer faster PC.
If you believe that there is nothing wrong with your hardware then check the media of your game. The game software might have corruptions. The DVD might be damaged you might find scratches on the DVD disc when you hold it at a particular angle on the disk.Try another DVD of the same game to arrive up with a solution.

GOOD LUCK !

try disconeccting the battery reconnect shud rest the system try ejectin it.

in my opinion, your tool is out of work. whay not try this one, it can convert any video files to dvd file format without quality loss, and it never gets **** when conversion. it works for me.
http://www.pavtube.com/video_converter/

unscrew the screws at the cover of the cpu...locate where the dvd-rom is placed and unscrew it...open the dvd by uncscrewing its screw and there you go

It sounds like the main CPU is toast!....Time to throw it away if it is doing all random things and will not respond to commands from buttons or remote than it is considered dead...
sorry i could be of much help,ben

you are trying which is not possible. all optical drives work in PIO mode ... hard disk typically run in DMA mode which is bypassing cpu to access memory directly without calling daddy CPU.... though i am amazed who offered you registry fix for this.

the door may be stucked due to dust in door gears.