I would like to know where the tiny hole in the front of the tray is?

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Look to see if there is a tiny hole on the face of the tray, if the tray door has a pin-hole, you can use a straightened paper-clip.
Push the paper-clip into the hole...causing the tray to open.

Also, Try holding the eject button while turning it on.

On all CD/DVD look for a tiny hole on the front tray.. use a paper clip ... insert the paper clip in the little hole... do it gently .. it will open the tray.. ALL CD/DVD have the little hole.. so look for it.. remember the hole is as little as a paper clip .. like a pin head small...

There should be a tiny hole somewhere on the front of the DVD tray, where you put the disk in. If it's not on the tray itself, it should be very close to it. Bend a paper clip out a bit, and carefully press it into that tiny little hole, and the tray should open up. If that doesn't work, then it's physically jammed, and mechanically unable to open.

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Try the mechanical release;

Look for a very tiny hole in front of the drive; use a paper clip poke through that hole, apply a little pressure and push. The tray should pop open.

there might be a panel that covers the tray, and you won't see the tiny hole. If that's the case, just use your fingernail to pry open the panel, which most likely will pull out (not off), and you'll then see the hole. Once you push the straightened out paper clip into the hole, the tray should come out enough for you to pull it out the rest of the way.

Sometimes the CD drive doesn't open because the case is misaligned. Try pressing on the center portion of the drive when it is attempting to open!

There is a mechanical way of opening it. Straighten out a paper clip, find a very small hole on the face plate of the drawer slide. Insert the straighten paper clip end into the hole and push gently. this will push the unlatch triger and release the tray.

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Look for a tiny hole in the front of your DVD tray. With the PC off, use an opened paper clip and press in the hole until the tray opens.

Power on your PC and see if the tray now mechanically works.

Be certain that your DVD is present in Device Manager (in Control Panel).

If present and still does not work, replace your DVD drive.

Hope this helps.

As far as with dvd and cd players in many devices they usually put a tiny hole under the dvd/cd tray. If you open the door with a precision screwdriver and look beneath the tray for a tiny hole and insert the screwdriver into the hole you will feel a gear, push a little more and this is the "emergency release" the disc should pop right out if it is a tray (not a front loader like ps3!) for the audio i need some more info like connections and what cables are being used, analog or digital. hope this helps you out.

Use the emergency eject feature. To do this:

1. Straighten a paperclip
2. Insert into the tiny hole on the face of the DVD tray (usually near the eject button)
3. When you feel a bit of resistance, push the paperclip to eject the tray.
4. The tray will open slightly, allowing you to gently ease it out manually, and you can then remove the DVD.
5. Press the eject button to shut the CD/DVD tray again.

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