cd drive can't eject without any obvious reason

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Hi, I was using Cd Creator to copy some pictures files. I inserted an already used Cd; of course, Cd Creator was not able to copy over it, it gave me a warning error message. Then, I couldn't eject Cd drive anymore. I re-started computer without any successful. I check the driver, and it says driver is working properly. This is an CD-R recordable plus DVD player. Any suggestions would be so much appreciated. Ian.
 
ian,

- If necessary, turn off the computer



- On the front of the CD/DVD drive tray, locate and then carefully insert a
stiff wire,

such as a straightened paper clip, into the manual eject hole



- When resistance is felt, gently press harder until the drive tray opens
slightly



- Slide the tray open all the way


iannguyen said:
Hi, I was using Cd Creator to copy some pictures files. I inserted an
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already used Cd; of course, Cd Creator was not able to copy over it, it gave
me a warning error message. Then, I couldn't eject Cd drive anymore. I
re-started computer without any successful. I check the driver, and it says
driver is working properly. This is an CD-R recordable plus DVD player. Any
suggestions would be so much appreciated. Ian.
 
Hi
Manually eject it by inserting a paper clip in the small
manual eject hole on the front of the cd, then try a good
cd. It may not like your format.
Joe
-----Original Message-----
Hi, I was using Cd Creator to copy some pictures files.
Click to expand...
I inserted an already used Cd; of course, Cd Creator was
not able to copy over it, it gave me a warning error
message. Then, I couldn't eject Cd drive anymore. I re-
started computer without any successful. I check the
driver, and it says driver is working properly. This is
an CD-R recordable plus DVD player. Any suggestions would
be so much appreciated. Ian.
 
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