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Laptops were designed differently.
If you were not able to find the eject button on your laptop, we suggest contacting the device's manufacturer for better assistance.
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Disc Tray doesn't have an eject button
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I have a Dell Inspiron 15-3531. I looked on the side and it seems there is no eject button. I have tried different tips from posts on the matter here on this site, even the Windows key + E, this pc, right click on driver, click eject. The problem with that is the last part; there is no eject option showing. Please help me on this. I have games I want to play, and they are discs, but I can't play them because I can't get the tray open. So please help. I am a tech wiz, but I need help on this.
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