How Do You Open The Optical Tray On An Apple Imac Computer?
You use the optical tray on your Apple iMac computer to insert optical disks such as DVDs and CDs. When the tray is open, you set the disk on it and the tray draws the disk into the computer so the optical drive can read it. Some iMac computers have slot-loading optical drives rather than trays. For slot-loading drives, you insert the disk directly into the drive. There are several ways to open the optical tray on an iMac. Open the optical tray of the iMac by pressing the “Eject” button on the keyboard. A large “Eject” icon will appear on the screen and the tray will open. The eject function works to open the tray regardless of whether or not there is a disk in the tray. Open the optical tray of the iMac by going to the “File” menu in the Finder and highlighting “Eject.” Open the optical tray of the iMac by pressing the small button on the face of the tray. This will only work if there is no disk in the drive. Force the optical tray of the iMac to open manually by gently inserting the
