I run W8.1 and 10130 on the same desktop. They are on separate SSD's and only plugged in one at a time. When 10130 is in and idle, the DVD/CD will cycle meaning it tries to do a read. Last's about 5 seconds and repeats every 3 minutes. The tray is empty. W8.1 does not repeat this behavior. Weird or what!
What happens if you insert a disc?I run W8.1 and 10130 on the same desktop. They are on separate SSD's and only plugged in one at a time. When 10130 is in and idle, the DVD/CD will cycle meaning it tries to do a read. Last's about 5 seconds and repeats every 3 minutes. The tray is empty. W8.1 does not repeat this behavior. Weird or what!
It sounds as though an install might not have finished and is looking for the disc. Either that or the drive letter assigned to the Optical drive is referenced by a program (libraries, environment variables, any number of things).
Try inserting the Win10 DVD (if that's how you installed Win10) - see if any dialog window pops up.
Try inserting a blank R-W disc - is there a burn waiting?
Also look at your environment variables
Launch a command prompt and type
Set
Look for any references to the Optical drive letter.
You can also check your Services and Startup items - it's a mystery.
Run [ msconfig ]
Any folder included in a library on the DVD drive letter?
You might also try just changing the DVD drive letter in Disk Management.
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