The DVD drive on the Studios is useless. It is of a poor quality and always breaks :-( At least yours accepts DVD mine dosent even let you insert them, it just spits them out immediately.  

 

You could try resetting the drivers by:

 

1. Clicking Start
2. Right Clicking Computer 
3. Click Device Manager on the top left of the screen, accepting the UAC prompt.
4. Click the little plus next to CD-ROM/DVD Drives 
5. Right Click the DVD Drive and select Uninstall 
6. Accept the Waring Box
7. Next Click the Plus Next to ADA IDE/ATAPI Controllers 
8. Right Click on ATA Channel 1 and select Uninstall
9. Accept the Warning 
10. Reboot the PC, this should force windows to reinstall the DVD drivers and this may solve your problem. 

 

Here's a fix for the Studio 1535/1536/1537 touch-sensitive eject button issues. Look in this thread:

 

http://en.community.dell.com/forums/t/19125998.aspx

 

On page 10 or 11, krypebud posted a link to a bootable firmware ISO that addresses the eject button issues and prevents them from happening. It worked for my 1535, and for everyone else in that thread. Dell has verified that it's their own fix, they just haven't published it yet.

Enjoy! :D

Mastershroom,

 

Here is the direct link to the thread you posted.

 

http://en.community.dell.com/forums/p/19125998/19494824.aspx#19494824

 

Saves time looking for it.

 

 

Rick