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How To Resolve Lenovo Laptop Issue When DVD Player Is Not Reading Any Disc

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<strong>How</strong> <strong>To</strong> <strong>Resolve</strong> <strong>Lenovo</strong> <strong>Laptop</strong><br />

<strong><strong>Is</strong>sue</strong> <strong>When</strong> <strong>DVD</strong> <strong>Player</strong> <strong>Is</strong> <strong>Not</strong><br />

<strong>Reading</strong> <strong>Any</strong> <strong>Disc</strong>


Usually, when you insert a CD or <strong>DVD</strong>, you<br />

see a pop-up on your laptop’s screen<br />

regarding the <strong>DVD</strong> installation but what if<br />

you don’t receive a pop-up after you<br />

inserted the <strong>DVD</strong>? <strong>When</strong> you insert the<br />

<strong>DVD</strong>, the device picks the content of a disc<br />

and translates it into the binary code used<br />

to perform audio and video functions. But<br />

in your case, your <strong>DVD</strong> player is not<br />

receiving any code or laser rays to transfer<br />

the content to your device.


<strong>To</strong> resolve the issue of <strong>DVD</strong> player not<br />

responding to any disc, do follow the<br />

steps carefully-<br />

1.Check the <strong>Disc</strong> and power settings:<br />

Maybe you have inserted the disc in the wrong<br />

way; upside down or sometimes you place the<br />

disc out of alignment. Check the disc and place<br />

it well.


Use a clean towel to remove dirt and dust<br />

from the disc or leave the disc for a while to<br />

let it be cool. Sometimes, using a disc for too<br />

long generates heat in the disc which results<br />

in an error while playing it.<br />

Check the wires peripheral that are<br />

connected to your <strong>Lenovo</strong> laptop and make<br />

sure they are well connected. Check<br />

indicator lights to see if any are failing to<br />

blink or light.


2.Clean the lens:<br />

If checked the loading tray and it is working<br />

correctly, then the lens that passes the laser<br />

may have the issue.<br />

Use the lens cleaning kit to actually clean<br />

the <strong>DVD</strong>, place it in the player and hit play<br />

or you can use a liquid cleanser to clean the<br />

<strong>DVD</strong>.


Check for Servo Alignment:<br />

Servo is what that controls the spin of the<br />

<strong>DVD</strong>. If the servo is not working, then you<br />

may not be able to connect or register the<br />

disc. This can cause the <strong>DVD</strong> player to<br />

assume there is no disc inserted to play.


In case, you are unable to solve the issue<br />

pertaining to your <strong>DVD</strong> player error, contact<br />

the support staff at our <strong>Lenovo</strong> Repair<br />

Centre Number +099509151 and talk to<br />

our executives and avail our services. We are<br />

available all the working and non-workings<br />

days to ensure the best of our services.


<strong>Lenovo</strong> Center NZ is the best support provider in New<br />

Zealand. If you have any difficulty related to <strong>Lenovo</strong><br />

<strong>Laptop</strong> or PC, then solve your Problem. Contact<br />

<strong>Lenovo</strong> <strong>Laptop</strong> Repair Number 099509151 and get<br />

the right solution.<br />

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