Actually, the drive does power up (light goes on) but will not even make an attempt to read any CD/DVD that is placed in it-it makes no noise at all, it just sits there. > > You didn't give a clear picture of what the drive was doing but > 'dysfunctional' made it sound like a good candidate for dust bunnies. > Hope this helps you and others. > > Dave > >> I have a Sawtooth with a dysfunctional DVD drive and need to replace >> It, but >> can not see how to remove the original drive to put in the new one. >> Any help >> would be appreciated. >> >> It has both a DVD drive and Zip drive! >> >> Tom >
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