Not all drives and burners have this feature.
Next, you can try to to force eject the CD/DVD tray.
You should be able to download it from the CD/DVD drive manufacturer’s website. To do this, you will need to make sure that you have a backup of your driver. If you have just recently upgraded your operating system, this often times can cause some device driver incompatibilities.Īnother thing that you can try is uninstalling the driver for your CD/DVD drive and reinstalling it. A system restore will uninstall several files and changes to your computer that were made within a certain time frame. To troubleshoot this, try doing a system restore. Chances are good, that you may have installed a program, application, update, driver, etc., that messed with the CD/DVD drive driver. The CD/DVD drive was working a week ago right? But all of a sudden it just stops. Sometimes you can eject the stuck disc using Windows commands.
Right-click on your CD/DVD drive choose eject from the drop down menu. Method 1 – Try Ejecting from Within Windows
