Pressing eject button on laptop DVD drive locks up Windows 10 Ent

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  1. alphanumeric
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    I'm not a big fan of those Driver Update utilities. They almost all ask for money to actually download and install the drivers. And some of the drivers they claim are out dated, aren't. If it works for you that's great, just not my cup of tea. I'll have a look see at their web site.
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  3. alphanumeric
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    Looks like it was the drive? I swapped it out for another one and now I can press the eject button on the tray and it works without the lock up.
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