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Hello --- With with the EOL date of w7 coming closer I am in the process of upgrading my w7 os'es to w10 -- and going for broke with b1903 --
I don' generally use cd/dvd media these days anymore but I rand into and issue the the eject/load media commands
at first, when I issued the eject media command, I got an access error message --- it seems not generally with w10 UAC I have to run "as admin" --- I then tried the eject/load media commands and they now work
I did a second test, I tried to eject the dvd with the file explorer, using the "eject" command in the context menu and got the the same sort
of message
I then ran "disk managemt" from the w10 "power menu" --- and was able to eject the disk form there -- As I recall, "disk management" from
the power menu is already running "as admin"
Is this something that was missed in the w7 -> w10 upgrade? Might anyone know of a option or setting to let non-admin to issue eject and load cd/dvd's --- Thanks
I don' generally use cd/dvd media these days anymore but I rand into and issue the the eject/load media commands
at first, when I issued the eject media command, I got an access error message --- it seems not generally with w10 UAC I have to run "as admin" --- I then tried the eject/load media commands and they now work
I did a second test, I tried to eject the dvd with the file explorer, using the "eject" command in the context menu and got the the same sort
of message
I then ran "disk managemt" from the w10 "power menu" --- and was able to eject the disk form there -- As I recall, "disk management" from
the power menu is already running "as admin"
Is this something that was missed in the w7 -> w10 upgrade? Might anyone know of a option or setting to let non-admin to issue eject and load cd/dvd's --- Thanks