Windows 10: How do I safely remove my portable CD/DVD player connected via USB cable?Or is that really...

An option to safely remove it doesn't appear on task bar icon where it usually appears when a USB is connected.

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connecting an external CD and DVD player to a PC

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

The things you need to have is: Audio and video cables, Sound- and video-capture drivers compatible with the laptop.

How to Connect a DVD Player to a Laptop

• 
  Download and install DVD player software compatible with Windows laptops.
  

• Connect a DVD player to an older laptop by installing a PC memory card with a connection port or a video-capture card with USB. Video cards with a USB cable merely plug into the USB port on a laptop (no special wiring or programming is required).
• Improve audio and video quality by connecting an older laptop to an external DVD-ROM drive via a USB port on the computer as an alternative to connecting a full-size DVD player. External DVD drives are almost universally plug-and-play, meaning the drive
  only needs to be connected to the laptop to start working automatically.

Hope the information is helpful.

 

can i use my portable dvd player to watch dvds via hdmi port

Hi Ajax,

All laptops has HDMI ports. Laptop's HDMI port is only an output port. It only sends out data. Having said that, connecting your portable DVD player to your laptop via HDMI cable is not possible to work. We suggest that you connect your portable DVD player
to an external monitor instead.

Let us know is you have any other concerns.

 

CD/DVD Player not working

The CD/DVD player on my desktop pc, has become very unreliable, since updating to windows 10



Problem:

With a CD/DVD inserted into the player .

• 1% of the time it works correctly and play a CD without any problems.
  

• 99% of the time it does not acknowledge the disk, a green light flashes 6 or 7 times and then goes back to do nothing mode.

• If I try to start the CD directly in windows explorer, a dialog box appears instructing me to insert a disk. I know these disks to be working.

Troubleshooting carried out

• The device manager reports the device is working properly.
• Checked the drivers are up-to date,
• Uninstalled the drivers
• Scanned for hardware changes
• Uninstalled the hardware
• Rebooted several times
• Scanned with DeviceDiagnostic Troubleshooting Pack Cabinet (.diagcab)
• Checked all the cable connections
• Did a control panel troubleshoot and Reconfigure hardware (cd player worked when I did a restart, but only the once and then continued the error)