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    m1730 disk ejects by itself

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Boo Boo, Nov 20, 2008.

  1. Boo Boo

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    sometimes when i touch my touch pad my disck drive ejects by its self, anyone else have that issue?
     
  2. sdragonshin

    sdragonshin Notebook Geek

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    i have seen optical drives eject by itself, but never about an optical drive ejected by itself when touching the mouse pad , but why don't you try updating the optic drive firmware, i have solved this issue many times doing this
     
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    That's possibly a first... Can you recreate it? Or is it something that happened but does not happen on a repeated basis?
     
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    does it usually within first 5 minutes of booting up not all the time
     
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    Have any programs that deal with virtual drives like Alcohol or Daemon Tools?