If you are using a laptop, there should be a small pin-sized hole near the switch of the opening device... you can use simply a paper-clip to open this up. Before you do so, shut down your computer for safety reasons... never stick anything into a live computer. When you put the paper-clip into the CD Drive, press down a bit and pull the paper-clip towards you. This should release the lock and open the CD Drive. Good luck!
maybe open it or bring it to a electrical shop. Or around the Cd drive there is a hole around the size of safety pin and put a safety pin in the hole and it should open
Below the button to open your drive there should be a small pin hole. If you stick a pin or similar sized object through that hole. Your drive should force open.
It could be that the drive has failed or that something is jammed. Straighten a paperclip then push the wire in the small hole that is just below the tray. That should release the locking mechanism and let you open the tray manually. Have the computer OFF when you do this.
It does not have a cd/dvd drive
well first of all you put the memory card in the card reader not the CD drive so you should probably open up the case and get it out of there
Make sure the computer is off, then straighten a paper clip. There should be a small hole somewhere on the face of the CD drive. If you push the straightened paperclip into the hole you should feel spring resistance. Push the paperclip straight in until you open the drive. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work.
It is possible that the drive may not be fast enough, incompatible with, or the operating system incompatible with (or not having proper drivers for) the CD-ROM Disk Drive.
If your Mac has a built-in CD/DVD drive (i.e. is not a Macbook Air), then a CD may be played by inserting the disc into the drive. If iTunes is installed, it should automatically open, unless you have changed the default settings. If you have changed the default settings, then you must open iTunes or any other media player that you use, which should then detect the CD, after which you may select the CD and choose which track to begin playback on.
you are doomed!
drive "double" ? thinking drive door or CD door right click e drive and select eject to open
if you have a mac, it wont work, if you have a PC then you insert the disk into a drive, then the installation should load. if it doesn't then try going on My Computer, then your disk drive that you put your Halo CD in, and it should load.
If you have a USB drive and your BIOS supports booting from a USB device then try that.