where do you load the dvd disk?
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The DVD drive is on the right side toward the back. If you look at the pictures and look at the right side and magnify it you can see the button. Hope that helps.
1249581
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!
1249582
Joe, the dvd drive on this machine is on the right hand side towards the back. The button to open the drive is very subtle almost flush with the drive but you press the button and it opens.
1249583
DVD player is on right side, release for it is near bottom. If you look at the side the DVD player starts where the chrome strip leaves off.
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This is straight out of my manual that came with the TV. Go to your source menu and scroll down to DVD. Select the DVD mode and then Insert your DVD. The data side of the Disc has to face towards the front of the unit. The player will load the Disc automatically and there will be an on screen indication letting you know that the Disc is reading properly. The DVD will switch to play mode automatically. The on screen Disc Menu will display for your selection. I'E' Play, Rewind, Fast forward, Etc. I have two of these 15 inch Curtis TV'S and both DVD players work just fine. If you still have problems with the DVD you might have to send the TV back for an exchange or a refund. Good luck! This is straight out of my manual that came with the TV. Go to your source menu and scroll down to DVD. Select the DVD mode and then Insert your DVD. The data side of the Disc has to face towards the front of the unit. The player will load the Disc automatically and there will be an on screen indication letting you know that the Disc is reading properly. The DVD will switch to play mode automatically. The on screen Disc Menu will display for your selection. I'E' Play, Rewind, Fast forward, Etc. I have two of these 15 inch Curtis TV'S and both DVD players work just fine. If you still have... » Read More This is straight out of my manual that came with the TV. Go to your source menu and scroll down to DVD. Select the DVD mode and then Insert your DVD. The data side of the Disc has to face towards the front of the unit. The player will load the Disc automatically and there will be an on screen indication letting you know that the Disc is reading properly. The DVD will switch to play mode automatically. The on screen Disc Menu will display for your selection. I'E' Play, Rewind, Fast forward, Etc. I have two of these 15 inch Curtis TV'S and both DVD players work just fine. If you still have problems with the DVD you might have to send the TV back for an exchange or a refund. Good luck! « Show Less
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I can't seem to play DVD's. I load it and I just get a list of files. Do I have to install a media player?
1523955
There is a place to insert DVDs, but I have read that some people have had difficulty playing them. I have not tried to play a DVD myself.
245894
Sorry for the late response - I load software either via external media (hard drive of thumb drive) or via Internet/cloud. It's a one-time inconvenience I gladly put up with for the savings in size/weight.
1223200
The install is very simple. Your Motherboard should have a SATA cable port (look at the instructions for your computer). Connect the SATA cable opening on the back of the DVD drive and connect it to the SATA port on your motherboard! Good Luck!
224433
Just a regular DVD disk drive. It doesn't come with DVD playback software. You would have to purchase that separately or search the internet for a free version.
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No - I recommend getting either an external DVD/CD reader, or an external hard drive such as a Western Digital passport that you can store larger files such as installation media, etc. and run those from the external drive.
94954
You will need an external cd/dvd drive. There is not an internal one in this model.
49386
Don't know if this will help, but I put the DVD in a different computer, transferred the files to a USB drive, then put it on my laptop that doesn't have a cd/dvd drive.. worked for me..
1351423
Additional USB DVD driver is also available. You could download the software from internet or USB stick, potable hard disk etc....
1296741
you don't have to use an external DVD drive - sheesh! use Handbrake to convert or download an .avi/mp4 version of your movie and watch it via streaming network feed, off a USB thumbdrive, off your SSD, or off an SDHC
1680992
Thanks. Do you know where I can find information about how to save the DVD to the HD?
518420
You can either download them via the web or buy a DVD drive. I bought a USB DVD drive for about $35 and it works great!
1475419
I am not sure how to do this. I rarely use the CD/DVD drive. If I do use it, it's only to look at a movie or listen to a CD. Sorry.
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Yes, I have done that...Just open the program and put the dvd in the D drive, then click on open. Put in the right drive to look for it and the picture log will come up. Click on the picture and after viewing you can probably save on your hard drive if desired. Hope that works for you. !
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Depending on your operating system you may need software to read the DVD and decrypt them. Try installing VLC media Player or Media Player Classis HD (MPCHD). Or you will need powerDVD to read.