XPS One 27 Disk Eject

Hello Ken, 

To eject the disk from the optical drive, Soft-press the indicators or LEDs for optical drive eject button. Settings such as display brightness and contrast, volume up and down can also be managed through these indicators.
NOTE: The LEDs sense the proximity of the user and they automatically turn on when the user comes closer to them.

Please write back to us if you have any further questions. 

Is there any other way to eject the disk like keyboard

Hello Grumblebum,

XPS One 2710, was shipped with 2 kind of keyboards: Dell KM713 Wireless Keyboard  and Dell KM632 Wireless Keyboard .

Dell KM713 Wireless Keyboard has the Function to eject CD from the optical drive. Fn+F7 would help you to eject CD. 

Listed below are the Multimedia Keys and Sleep Key available on the Keyboard.

But in case you have received  Dell KM632 Wireless Keyboard, it does not have the eject button. It does have the multimedia function keys but not the eject key. 




Please write back if you have any further questions, would be glad to assist you further. 

Many Thanks Allan D Grumble bum.

You don't happen to know how to change how you open a email after you save it to a Desktop folder for later  It used to open but somehow the the email name file changed to notepad( I more then likely hit the wrong button) and all I Get is jumble letters what is the file to open saved desktop emails Thanks

Great both of your idea's worked a treat Many Thanks For All your Help.

Now all  I Have to do is argue with XBox Music on windows 8 after playing a song trying to stop the song from playing any further doesn't seem to be a stop button only pause and rewind and fast forward.

But Thanks again for your help

Hello Grumblebum.

Was the previous article helpful? Did it resolve you issue with ejecting CD from the optical drive?

In Regards to the issue with the email saved on the desktop, there are few steps I would suggest.
-- Right click the icon of the saved email on desktop.
-- Click properties. 
-- Select General tab.
-- Under General, click Change. 
-- A window pops up with few options.
-- Select Internet Explorer.
-- Click Apply and then OK.
-- Try to open the email saved on the desktop and check the functionality. 

Please write back to us, would be glad to assist further. 

The manual shows a button on the front.

Position  #8

Thanks for the help.  As it turns out, there was a broken cable so touching the eject 8 didn't work.  The computer has been replaced.

Hello Ken, 

Thank you for replying back. I'm glad that the issue got fixed as the computer was replaced. 
Please feel free to write back for further queries, would be glad to assist.  

Hello Grumblebum,

Glad to be of help!
Please feel free to write back if you have any further queries in future. 

I am having the same issue with my eject button, and there should be no cable disconnected.  I re-installed my OS and all the drivers.  And, it stopped working.  What is my next step?

Hello Bdphil86,

Please help me understand if you have tried the suggestions mentioned in this thread. If not, please try the steps and see how it goes. In case the issue persist, try updating the On Screen Display Application and check if the issue persists.

Please write back with results.  

Hello Allan, 

                         I too have just found the same problem with a disc not ejecting from my Dell One 2710 Unfortunately, I was shipped the KM632..(I'm in Ireland)    I wonder what kind of logic Dell employed to send these computers out without a Fn Key...?

So, can you please help me resolve this problem...The computer has been up and running for the first time since just four days ago...Blu-ray. DVD's and CD's have all worked fine... but suddenly, for no apparent reason, the eject function will not work.

In the meantime,  I will see if Logitech do a keyboard which has this function !

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