Does it matter if the laptop optical drive rolls the paper in?

There must be an impact, after a long time, it may be stuck in the mechanical transmission part, causing mechanical damage, and even scrapping the optical drive. If during the warranty period, go to the after-sales maintenance point and let the professional maintenance personnel take it out for you, after the warranty period, on the D side (back) of the notebook, there is a screw behind the optical drive position to remove, the optical drive can be taken out, and a rectangular empty will be exposed on the side. If you can't see it, you have to take apart the D side (back) and find it.

It's hard to say, because the note is attached to the other side of the reading, and it stands to reason that it's no problem, but who can guarantee that it won't fall off, so you'd better find an after-sales service to take it out, don't disassemble it yourself, otherwise there will be nowhere to complain if it is broken.

The back cover of the computer, there is a screw behind the optical drive (basically this pattern is drawn next to each screw, showing that the screw is disassembled that part, and there is only one dismantling the optical drive), you can take it out if you remove it, and then expose a rectangular empty, look inside, if you can see it, use tweezers to come out, (rest assured, dismantling the optical drive is warranted, the current computer, as long as you don't remove the back cover, some check the back cover, don't remove the screw on the CPU radiator on the warranty, because the current computer warranty label is attached to the CPU radiator) , I dismantle the computer about twice a year, mainly to clean the dust.

It's better to go to the after-sales service and let it be taken out for you.

Unfortunately, I would like to tell you that there are no optical drives in general.

You have to go with an external *** generally about 200.

Generally, there is no optical drive in the small book, so you can buy an external optical drive by yourself.

There is a *** logo on it.,The inch should be without an optical drive.,It should need to be external.,Buy one......Embarrassment.

Open my computer, see if there is an optical drive, such as a CD driver, and then click and build, some windows will pop up, click "pop up" so that your optical drive will pop up, if not, then no.

This is the positioning switch of the optical drive is broken or the contact is poor, basically all the optical drive out of the warehouse button next to a small hole with a toothpick as big, but the toothpick can not be inserted, you can straighten the paper clip and insert the small hole to poke the optical drive will pop out, now buy a lot of optical drives on the market are copycat versions, with a period of time the optical drive can not be opened, in this case, you can put a disc in the optical drive that is not commonly used, the next time you open it, press the button to open it.

Put the hole in the middle of the disc on the shaft, press the disc a little harder, and you can hear a click.

The laptop optical drive tray only has a spring and no starting mechanism, so you have to pull it out by hand after unlocking, which is like this.

You're just starting out with a laptop. The optical drive of the notebook is like this, and it needs to be pulled out by hand. Use a little force when you put the plate, if you really can't put it in, all the plates can't be put in, go to customer service to change the optical drive.

The optical drive of the notebook pops out halfway, and when the plate is placed, the center is aligned, and then press it and turn it twice. It's okay.

Notebooks are like this.,He stuck the disk on the black shaft.,If you really don't know, don't mess around.,The notebook doesn't go through it.,Ask your friend to load it for you to see how to install it.。

If it's within the warranty, take it directly for testing, and don't move it yourself

First of all, this has nothing to do with whether your optical drive is dirty or not, we know that the tray of the optical drive relies on a built-in magnet adsorption tray in the middle, it should be that the magnet in the middle of your optical drive is loose, I have encountered such a problem, after disassembling the optical drive, it will be good to stick it with glue (liquid, 502 can also be used), but the students who have not disassembled the optical drive are better to find a technician for maintenance. Because if the magnet sticks badly, it will affect the reading and writing of the disc.

The odd card slot is broken, and the hook is broken or worn.

It is estimated that the inlet and outlet device of the optical drive is broken, and I will find a repairer to get it down.

Hello, when the ThinkPad E40 enters the BIOS, press F1 (FN+F1) or you can refer to the prompts at the bottom of the screen. Then enter the BIOS and enter the boot through the arrow key, and select the optical drive to boot; You can either press F12 (FN+F12) to go directly to Boot when booting up, and set the boot items.

Press and hold the number in the startup settings, and "1234" can pull up which startup item you want to move at the same time.

E40 seems to press F2 to enter.

Set the disc drive there to press F5 or Shift to move the options up and down.

You can find the option in the English instructions on the right.

Press F12 after powering it on, and then select it.

1.Start your computer and hold down the Del key until the BIOS setup window appears (usually with a blue background and yellow English text).

2.Select and go to the second item, "BIOS Setup". Find the item or group that contains the word boot, and find the three items in order: "first", "secend", and "third", which represent "first start", "second startup", and "third startup" respectively.

Here we can set it to "optical drive", "floppy drive" and "hard disk" in order. (If you don't see these three English on this page, usually the option menu on the right side of boot is "setup", then press enter to see) should select "first" and hit enter, and select cd-rom in the submenu that comes out. Press enter again.

3.After selecting the startup mode, press the F10 key, the English dialog box appears, press the "Y" key (can be omitted), and press Enter, the computer will automatically restart, proving that the changed settings have taken effect.

Normal,The size of the notebook optical drive itself is relatively small,It will definitely produce vibration when reading the disk,And according to the multiple of the reading disk,The vibration situation is different,Compared with the optical drive of the desktop,The sealing degree of the notebook optical drive is limited,It is difficult to control the wind noise when reading the disk at high speed,So it is difficult to eliminate the noise。

Generally, it will vibrate, and the vibration may be more likely to be that the notebook is not placed flat, and the disc may not be placed properly

Normally, the optical drive is relatively noisy due to the high speed when reading the disc, which is normal, don't worry.

Normal, it will also shake when reading data.

It's normal to put the computer flat, mine is also a little vibrating!!

Not all books have this function,ThinkPad can,But to buy the same battery as the optical drive,Remove the optical drive,Insert the battery。

At the bottom of the optical drive (the back of this book),There's a locking switch,First dial to the unlocking position,Don't let go,Then there's a slider in the middle towards the direction of the optical drive popping out.,Push it outward.,When loading,The locking switch should also be placed in the unlocking position.。

Disassemble the optical drive, buy the corresponding model battery, and it will be disassembled and installed.

It's usually small, and you just have to press it down hard. It looks small, but it's movable. /

I understand that you can put it down perfectly and read it perfectly.

It should be forcefully aligned with the round hole when you hear a click that means it's been put away, you try.

Probably not, the disc can be put in, you press it a little hard, be careful not to push too hard.

You can consider using a desktop computer to read out the contents of the optical drive, and then transfer the contents to a USB drive or portable hard drive and upload them to the laptop.

Aim the empty space in the middle of the disc at the raised part of the disc drive and press it down a little harder.

When pressing, it is best to hold it on the bottom with your hand to prevent the disc drive from deforming.

The laptop has to be pressed hard when you put the disc, and it is not in place to just put it down.