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Thread: Faulty D Drive

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    Default Faulty D Drive

    The D drive on my laptop has stopped recognising any discs I insert. Also it will not eject without inserting a paperclip into the little hole at the side of it. I have never had any gtrouble with it before, however I did a clean up of my laptop files. Is it possible that I have deleted the software for this to run or is it more likely a hardware fault. The laptop is 2 years old.

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    is it removable?

    are there any lights flashing on it to indicate it has power?

    p'haps it needs reseating in/out?

    typically if you accidently remove say the drivers, this would not stop its eject button working
    so i suspect its unseated with the connector its has on the inside because it it slightly not seated in its bay correctly.

    what is the laptop model etc

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