[HOW TO] Open CD/DVD Drive without using tray button

OCTray is a Freeware using which you  can easily open/close your CD/DVD drive. If your tray button is not working then you can use a pin to open the drive but it is not very convenient to use the pin every time. So you can use OCTray to open your drive easily.

Double click on the exe file . Doing this will open a window after which you can open your drive by pressing O and close it using C on the keyboard.

Or you can simply double click on the icon in the taskbar and select Open or Close from the context menu.

Lnik: Download OCTray

If there is a problem with your hardware then you can’t eject your tray even by using this utility. In such situation you can open it using a pin.

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