eject laptop disc with no operating system or pin holes

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Hey dhamra. You'll have to give a bit more specific technical info about the CD/DVD drive. Some manufacturers have eject function in the bios, or a keystroke during bios POST at start up to cause an eject. I know you probably did this, but I just have to ask - have you tried powering up the computer and eject, because most drives need only the computer to be powered up for the eject button to work?

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Hey dhamra. You'll have to give a bit more specific technical info about the CD/DVD drive. Some manufacturers have eject function in the bios, or a keystroke during bios POST at start up to cause an eject. I know you probably did this, but I just have to ask - have you tried powering up the computer and eject, because most drives need only the computer to be powered up for the eject button to work?

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