Questions & Answers for: open disc drive dell tower

...disc for the comptuer and start over again :) otherwise you mite aswell just throw your comptuer out. It sounds like you have either a failing power supply (can't supply enough voltage to run) or a ...

...open and close, both will show the activity function light like its trying to read a disc... i have also tried unplugging and re-plugging the ram cards(2) the problem occured over night, i left it on ...

...open up Windows Explorer and delect your DVD drive. You should see two folders (VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS) listed. If not, there is either a problem with the DVD media itself or the drive is not properly ...

disc to match and plug it in where your old hard drive was. The hard drive is probably held in by clips or screws. remove them and place the new hard drive in the hard drive bays. Wire it up. You will

...open slightly) Carefully and gently pulling the CD Draw out just enough to see inside and find out where the disc has got to Physically maneouvering your whole PC to get the disc back onto the tray ...

...disc is present). When you try to open the tray the mech tries to drop the whole laser/turntable assembly away from the disc to allow it out; but it's effectively "glued" to the upper assembly or the ...

...disc spinning. If they are you may find you have a corrupt hard drive. What I did was remove the hard drive, connected to another pc via a adapter cable and opened it up from my computer. I backed up ...

...open and close once a disc is inserted. On insertion of a disc, cd/dvd player will read the data on the disc. Windows Media player will display realtime image of the movie, but after 1-2mins of play ...

...open disc drive is stuck CD/DVD drive? Some have a tiny hole, right under the tray that comes out. Use a paperclip in the hole to manually open the tray.(Some desktop computer towers have a door in ...

how do I open the CD door to insert a disc Dell Intel i7 omniplex 9020 can't find a way to open door to insert cd There should be a button located in the lower right of the front panel of the drive.