“When no disc in player, the eject button works. With a disk in unit, button won't work. I have to unplug and use the release button on bottom of unit. What's up?”

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• Eject the disk through your computer just like you would a CD.

  Answered by Fuzz 9 years ago

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• When there is a disk inside, it's 'mounted' by the OS so the device is instructed to ignore the eject button. That doesn't really make sense for read-only media but that's how it is. So use eject command in the OS UI, it will work, no need to unplug it. And NEVER try that trick if you were writing on the disk, you might end up with bad data.

  Answered by Andy 9 years ago

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• Sounds like some sort of malfunction with the drive.

  Answered by Ipaps 9 years ago

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• I had same issue as well, my setup is connected to a qnap and a virtual machine running win10 i detached and reattached it via virtual machine tools to fix issue

  Answered by Groshong 9 years ago

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• Take it back. It's broke.

  Answered by acpiper 9 years ago

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