Dekkiadekkia
Sep 12, 2025, 5:47 PMIt also isn't a problem with the PC.
A random dusty drive I harvested a decade ago from some office PC works perfectly fine.
It also isn't a problem with the PC.
A random dusty drive I harvested a decade ago from some office PC works perfectly fine.
Maybe people shouldn't sell a CD drive as "fully tested and working" when neither is true.
They probaby checked if the tray ejects and called it a day.
It's even the same issue with both drives.
Considering that this is a very common failure point (n=2) maybe one should check for it.