This might seem like a dumb question; How would you eject the disc? I'm interested in getting this case but I've never installed a slot-in ODD and the
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This case requires an open optical drive which will not include a physical eject button. Disks will be ejected through the O/S "eject" soft button.
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Don't use the slot. This thing is tough. Just gently pry it open from the bottom with your fingers. Be careful not to break your case or iPhone.
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Not really an eject button like the Apple superdrive. You don't slip the disk into the drive - you put into the drive's tray, cause the tray to go into the drive, which causes the disk to appear on the desktop. The button: 1. opens the drive's tray 2. Closes the tray 3. Opens the tray again when you want to remove the disk
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For the eject button to work for this case, $54.99 for the dvd slim slot drive sold on the EVGA website. "8X Slot Load DVDRW Drive designed to work with the EVGA Hadron chassis."
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In my opinion, if it looks like it may break if you attempt to put it into the slot, then return it. If it looks like it can take some pressure, then use it.
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sorry, I wish I could answer your question, I have thought of the very same thing, but I do use the cd case,that came with it, good safe storage for my cd's. Seeing that it doesn't seem to be removeable. There definitely would be more storage. You know, now that you mentioned it, I will take another look...
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Glad you asked. Did the same thing to my disc as well, you have to tear the entire thing apart if you want your disc back. =[
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There is one disk already installed. Just push up on it from below and it will pop out. It's a tight fit and will take a moderate amount of pressure, but you should be able to do it with your fingers.
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I would recommend removing the old one. Though it's never happened to me, I've heard stories of extra weight/thickness causing problems with the disc drive.
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If it CAN be removed (which I doubt, as it seems pretty solidly a part of the unit), then the company would have to do it, I think. But why would you want to remove it? It juts out only an inch-and-a-half from the back and looks decent, too. It turned out to be useful for installing the PSU in the case, and afterwards it can be good for keeping track of those not-so-often-used-but-easily-lost USB cables, like for a camera.
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The disks are inserted just below the PS logo, and above the open/eject button. Look at a close up of the picture and you can see it. It is NOT like the XBox where a tray comes out, the disk gets inserted into the slot. Much better that way, won't have disk repair problems like XBox does. Hope that answers your question!
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Yes, Laptop ODD (Slot-in loading) needs. I bought this case. It's pretty cool and quite case!!This is case manual (http://www.rosewill.com/Mgnt/Uploads2/AttachmentForProduct/legacy-mx2.pdf).
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I have only had my case for a short time so I only have a limited experience but I don't see this to be a problem. If you handle the disc properly. Any scratches would result from you mishandling the disc, not the storage device.
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It will only work once. then it will just stop working and eat the cd that is in it. there is no eject button
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you can remove the dvd drive and put a hdd caddy. I did it without problem.
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You remove the insert from the case and fold it in half and then insert the cover in the outer sleeve. The disc is inserted in another sleeve which fits inside the same outer sleeve as the cover. You could put the disc sleeve inside the folded cover so you could read the front and back but then it would be harder to get the disc in and out.
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If you look on the right hand side of the laptop(the side with the num pad) look on the side and you will see a "door", push it in and the dvd slot will pop out. I find that I usually have to push it a couple of times before it finally pops out. Hope this helps!