User Comments

1. 

   3/04/08

   crkian

   have you recently added it or does it still have a disc in

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2. 

   3/04/08

   exinco

   no cd inside. even can't eject

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3. 

   3/04/08

   ghostytwofish

   There is a tiny hole in or near the door of the CD drive. Gently insert a pin to cause the door to open.

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4. 

   3/04/08

   exinco

   i do open the cdrom now but after restarting the pc, problem comes again.
   
   how to solve this?

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5. 

   3/04/08

   DOUGGOFFdotCOM

   Call the geek squad!

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6. 

   3/04/08

   crkian

   Have you done anything with it recently

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7. 

   3/04/08

   exinco

   i suspect something wrong with my motherboard. previously it working perfectly

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8. 

   3/04/08

   crkian

   cant see it being your motherboard, if you have received an update from microsoft it might be your auto notification.
   
   1. In Control Panel, double-click System.
   2. Click the Device Manager tab, double-click CD-ROM, and then double- click your CD-ROM drive.
   3. Click the Settings tab, and then click to clear the Auto Insert Notification check box.
   4. Click the Close button. When you are prompted to restart your computer, do so.
   
   I think you may have a disk stuck in it

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