Posted on 06/01/2009 5:28:02 PM PDT by killermosquito
No suggestions but I did see this on mythbusters. Good thing you aren’t made of ballistics gel.
“importing’ a CD, I assume means “burning a CD”. What’s the brand of the CD, just curious?
Get a new disc drive. They are cheap enough.
If not, the CD drive comes apart easily. Of course, you'll void the warranty if there's any left. But, it's just a half-dozen or so screws holding it together. Not that big of a deal to disassemble, remove the fractured CD and reassemble.
Stop buying CDs made in China.
reassemble
the CD DRIVE
not the CD! LOL.
I don't think there's too much to be concerned about there .... they're not going to sell us any more ..... too busy laughing their asses off at the Sucky of Treasury.
Wow!
lookit all them thar there's!
Sounds like a Mission Impossible intro
Change??don't nickel and dime ur computer! I received a COMPUSA e-mail and there is a 1 terabyte drive available for less than $100!
Laptop or desktop?
comrade obama has committed this country to
change.
therefore, you are blessed by the obama.
I'd do business with the 'new GM' before I'd do business with the 'new CompUSA'.
“Disintegrated” as in fractured, turned ino many pieces??
Weird.
You need: a small knife blade and a standard paper clip.
Unbend one wing of the paper clip so you have a straight 1” piece of wire. On the front of the drive you’ll see a little hole. Poke the straightened part of the paper clip straight and level into that hole. You don’t have to kill it, just exert mild pressure, about 1/4-3/8” in. You should be able to get the knife *gently* under the disk tray and pull the drawer out. You can do this with power off or on, though hopefully the LED on the front of the CD is off. If the LED won’t turn off, power down the computer.
Gather all the pieces of the CD together and see if the make a complete circle, LOL. If not, push the drawer back in, repeat the paper clip deal, and see if you can get any more pieces out.
Do NOT try to glue or tape the CD back together!!
The likelihood is that the read head is damaged. You won’t know until you’ve removed the player from the PC, disassembled the player, removed all traces of the CD, reassembled the player, and replaced it into the PC. It may work and it may give you faulty reads too.
Like Blood of Tyrants said - just buy a new player...
If it ate one CD, chances are it will eat the next one too. Replace it.
CHANCE...any chance...I hat it when I make silly mistakes.
Desktop. I bought it from Dell in January.
Yes, importing, burning to iTunes. There is not enough disk to determine who made it.
Compusa offers the Iomega drive for $89.99 plus $1.99 Shipping and handling.
Looks like your a Government Motors customer in chief!
I got a 2004 Honda that I am willing to part with for $1 Million over blue book! I'll deliver it for nothing to where ever you wish.
Just freep mail me your Credit card number, pin code, name and address and bank account number and I will also, as a bonus, connect you with Dr Ushman Ahmed
FROM THE OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF FINANCE (NNPC) FOREIGN REMITTANCE DEPARTMENT TINUBU SQUARE,VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS-NIGERIA. NNPC CONTRACT #: MAV/NNPC/FGN/MIN/009
they be an extra($10.5 MILLION) US DOLLARS WILL BE REMITTED INTO YOUR NOMINATED BANK ACCOUNT.
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