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Internet programs do | Log in to your ISP, and start the desired program. |
not start automatically. |
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The CD or DVD drive | Ensure the disc is inserted with the label facing out and | |
cannot read a disc, or it | centered in the tray. | |
takes too long to start. |
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Wait at least 30 seconds for the drive to determine the type of | ||
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| media. | |
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| Clean the disc with a disc cleaning kit, available from most | |
| computer stores. | |
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| The driver may be corrupted or outdated. For detailed | |
| information about restoring and updating drivers, see | |
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I cannot remove a CD | Turn on your computer, and press the Eject button nearest the | |
or DVD. | drive to open the tray. | |
| If you suspect a problem with the Eject button itself: | |
| 1 Click the Start button, and then click Computer. | |
| 2 | |
| 3 Select Eject from the menu. | |
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My minidisc CD is | Vertical and | |
falling down inside the | discs. | |
computer. | For a CD/DVD drive with a tray that is installed in a vertical | |
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| position, | |
| with the label facing out. To use a minidisc with a vertical drive | |
| tray, you must first place the computer on its right side (select | |
| models only) before you insert the minidisc: | |
| 1 Face the front of the computer and lay the computer down | |
| on its right side. | |
| 2 Press the Eject button to open the CD/DVD tray. | |
| 3 Place the minidisc into the recess inside the tray, and then | |
| press the front of the tray to close it. | |
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38Getting Started (features vary by model)