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Push the physical cd drive try button marked EJECT
the PC must be running,
or use the paper clip hole trick. (if PC is dead or tray jammed)
google that. clip trick
the dell manuals covers this
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you have 3 options: start menu > computer > your cd drive (right click) > eject some cd drives have a small whole near the eject button on the cd drive (poke withpaper clip) or press the button that ejects (on your cd drive)
and obvious how you get it to open before do the same thing if it doesnt work use paper clip :D
You can eject cd's by right clicking on Computer (from your Start Menu) then right click on the drive you'd like to eject. There should be an option to do so.
Normally the studio laptops have soft eject for the CD and they dont have a button.. Press and hold the Fn key and then press the F10 key to eject the cd.. Another way is get into computer.. Right click on the DVD/cd rom drive and click on eject... This will work....
You can go to my computer and then you will see the dvd drive showing.
It will probably show the title of the cd. Usually it is the D drive.
Right click it and click eject. That should eject it for you.
Hi there, this is a common problem encountered by our CD ROM's. if you want to eject the cd tray, just go to My Computer and right click your cdrom drive then click eject. thanks!
Click on the middle button of the CD Tray to eject it or Go to My Computer, right click on the CD/DVD ROM icon & click Eject. If still it is not ejecting, then perform the below steps: Start>Control Panel> Hardware and Sound> Device Manager> Click the (+) sign, in front of DVD/CD ROM> right on the driver listed & click UNINSTALL. Restart the computer
go to Dektop / My Computer
right click
u will c all the drives....i mean..... c: d: etc
locate ur CD/DVD rom drive,..letter...d: or e: etc..
select ur CD/DVD rom drive
right click and chose option Eject...
u r set...
There is a small hole, usually near the eject button. Unbend a paper clip and carefully push the paper clip into the hole, try to keep it straight. drive should pop right out.
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