Will not eject DVD is working is stuck I think I might need to open laptop

well lay the PC on its side do disk is up.
not shake it a see is eject button works
most driver, have the hail Mary pin hole there for the paper clip eject tub some of these confounding vertcles have non
so must now be dismantled.

NO PC told at all, model , one one clue.
must be think cased mini desktops, infamous for that.
EL1200?
the other kind is there is no tray like my Sony PS3.
it a grab out of the hand ODD,
if kids put 2 disks in side it is now jammed.
and must be dismantled,
el1200 has front trap door, that drops down and the see
a Laptop classic drive and the PIN hole see that./
NO PC told so crazy long answers all 3 technologies told.

Get in touch with the manufacturer's product support and ask them.

If you are trying to eject a disc, look closely at the front bezel of the drive, there is a small hole near the eject button, push a paper clip into the hole (straightened paperclip) and the tray will be ejected.

If the DVD door is stuck and will not open through ejecting via the icon in My computer, or the eject button on the bezel will not work, you likely have a faulty drive that will need to be replaced

open my computer right click on the DVD drive and select eject if still doesnt work restart the computer and press F2 in Bios press the eject button (the triangle with line underneath on the top of F12)
if still doesnt work it needs to be replaced

unplug the player for 5-10 min...once you plug it back and power on quickly tap the open/close button (the player by default will try to load the disc)

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Im a dell tech, and i hate those cdrom styles, but, that is what the consumer wants, so we make them. Try starting the machine, then press F2 to enter the BIOS. once in the bios, press the eject button. listen for any noises, (an attempt to eject). if you hear a sound, it means the drive should be capable of ejecting the disc, and perhaps the disc has not seated correctly. If the disc will not eject, you must contact Dell. This is from the DELL dcse site: " Optical Drive The XPS M1330 has a slot-loading optical drive instead of a conventional tray-loading module. There is no mechanical eject mechanism for the drive to eject stuck discs. This means you must replace the drive if a disc gets stuck in the drive. After replacing the drive, disassemble the old drive to remove the disc for the customer."

Turn off the computer and then use the paper clip to open the DVD tray.
If this doesn't work, then something is jaming and stopping the tray from opening. In this case, remove the DVD drive and dismantle the drive (ie. remove the metal cover to reveal the internal components and remove the CD ot DVD disc.
If nothing works the the DVD drive is faulty and needs to be replaced, these drives are not expensive.

you have to manually take the dvd rom out by opening the screws..then open the DVD rom by un screwing...

I had the same problem and tried for ages (even tried forcing the door open thinking I could just tape it shut) without luck.
Then my very clever wonderful husband had a go (I know i'm crawling and yes my knees hurt).

Any way to the relevant bit. If you hold the eject button down and at the same time slide a knife or similar object round the edge of the door where the screw is near where it says photo/select you'll find that the door opens as this is an override mechanism.

The tray is either broken, or off track. You may be able to get it back on track by opening the cover and checking it out, but unplug it first, and only try this if warrantee is over and you're feeling brave...