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A compact disc (CD) is inserted into the optical drive of a computer, typically located on the front or side of the device. The drive usually has a tray that can slide out to accommodate the disc. Once the CD is inserted, the computer can read the data stored on it, such as music, software, or files. Some modern computers may not have a physical optical drive, in which case an external USB CD drive can be used.

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