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This is typically located on the front plate of the disc drive, on the bottom-right. Close the tray by pushing it or pressing Eject again. The tray's motor will typically handle the closing, unless it's a spring-loaded notebook drive. Click Select to choose what happens with audio CDs. If you don't see this notification appear on your screen, you've already chosen an action to take when an audio CD is inserted.
If you want to change the program that opens automatically when a CD is inserted, you can do so from the Control Panel. Click Play audio CD. You'll see the program that will play the CD displayed beneath.
If you have multiple programs installed that can play audio CDs, you'll see them listed. Windows Media Player is the program that comes installed on all versions of Windows. If nothing happens when you insert your disc, you can start Windows Media Player yourself.
Double-click your audio CD in the left menu. The CD will begin playing, and you'll see all of the tracks appear in the center of the window. Click and drag the volume slider in Windows Media Player. This will adjust the volume of the CD as it plays. Note that this volume slider is separate from your system volume. Make sure your system volume is set high enough to hear before adjusting the Windows Media Player volume.
Part 2. Open the Control Panel. The process for this is a little different for Windows 10 and 8 versus Windows 7 and earlier: Windows 10 and 8 - Right-click the Start button and select "Control Panel.
Click the AutoPlay option. If you don't see this option, click the "View by" menu in the upper-right corner and select either "Large icons" or "Small icons. Scroll down to the CDs section.
Click the Audio CD drop-down menu. Click the action you want to take when an audio CD is inserted. Click the Enhanced audio CD drop-down menu. Click the Save button. The actions you set will be the new default actions for when an audio CD is inserted into the computer. Part 3.
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