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shawnmmcc
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Also, often you can just hit the eject button as the machine boots. If it boots too quickly, just hit F8 or Del to get into the Bios adjustment screen, and then hit the button. Or you can fight with that little manual ejection hole like Winston suggested - usually a pin or a straightened paper clip works fine. Both of mine are in the center of the lower part of the front panel of the drive, below the CD drawer.
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Kontiki
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Canada
Aug 2001
time: 00:37
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Use a hammer. There's nothing a hammer can't fix.
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Alexander's Horse
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Panmunjon, hands up!
Jan 1970
time: 15:37
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I got the cd tray open - a combination of rebooting, button pressing and a pin, not sure which worked but thanks anyway.
the game kept trying to load itself when I tried to eject it - that was the problem.
Last edited by Alexander's Horse on 21-09-2005 at 19:01
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20-09-2005 19:03
You're right, Hex, its the only solution
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