An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link When it's time to switch games, a quick press of your Xbox One's eject button should be all it takes to remove a disc. The eject button found ...

Turn off your PS5 by holding the power button until the system shuts off completely or selecting Turn Off from the control center. Boot into safe mode by holding the power button for 7 to 8 seconds.

Ejecting an Xbox Series X disc is easy thanks to the button near the disc drive, but the console's minimalist and monolithic exterior means it's not especially obvious what some of the console's ...

It is oh-so-tempting to just pull that flash drive out of your USB port when you’re done with it. But resist the urge! Unceremoniously disconnecting an external drive from your Mac can result in all ...

Current-gen consoles don't have disc trays you can exactly force open. So what happens when your Xbox One simply won't eject a disc? Before you wait forever on Microsoft Customer Support, use this ...

Manually ejecting a disc on the PS5 is similar to the PS4 and PS4 Pro. You'll need a screwdriver to turn a screw and push the disc out. Just like the base 2013 PS4, you'll have to pop off part of the ...

We've all yanked external disks out of computers in a hurry, skipping the step of properly ejecting them. If you have a Mac, then your machine probably nags you about it. But are you actually doing ...

The modern era of technology has advanced so much, that we have a general expectation; if we can think of a feature, it’s probably possible. Sometimes, you simply can’t be bothered walking all the way ...

Sometimes the PS4 will constantly eject the disk, even when there is no disk in the drive. If you try to insert a disc the PS4 will not accept it, and eventually spit it out and continue trying to ...

Because enough people seem to be experiencing the issue, the PlayStation Knowledge Center uploaded a video yesterday, offering tips on how to fix the issues of a PlayStation 4 unexpectedly ejecting a ...

The most important button on the original Xbox wasn’t the power button: it was the button to eject the disc tray. Conceptually, this doesn’t make sense. Of course the power button should be the most ...