If you’re a Windows Vista user, you might have come across a weird situation when you accidentally click on the CD/DVD drive icon. If there is no CD in the drive the tray will be ejected automatically.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiEtHVsZQZShDaqClo42cUywcgU8yvKD0w_1VZmeNaxE4Cr37q0FH-Y6AgIXjiXp4Ztne5l1FN3PEOKZRjMyDgGuJMrW7w6IvncXrv3ZyRM5KGJpamyym6p4yPmtrPZeSbZB4OZudu-57GA/s400/Disable-auto-eject.jpg)
If you find it annoying, here is a simple application called Disable Auto Eject that lets you disable Vista’s auto eject feature.
Remember, you really only need this fix in vista, because XP or Windows 7 don't do the auto CD tray eject thing.
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To disable "auto ejecting", you need to turn off the build-in CD/DVD burning feature in vista (you can still burn CD/DVDs with other applications). This app will do just that.
You can download it free at Codeplex
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