Open cd-rom with an icon ....not by pressing button

1.  Download NIRCMD and save it anywhere on your hard disk. For ease of use, let’s suppose we have it in the folder Nirsoft on drive C. So the path to the nircmd.exe file is C:\Nirsoft\nircmd.exe.

2. Right click on any empty space on your desktop and choose New and then Shortcut.

3. Now in the Create Shortcut dialog box, you will find a location box where you will need to type the filepath and argument. Type the path to nircmd.exe. For our case it is C:\Nirsoft\nircmd.exe. Along with this, also type cdrom open J: (where J: is the drive letter for my CD-ROM drive). So the complete command to be written is C:\Nirsoft\nircmd.exe cdrom open J:.

4. Now in the next step, you will be asked to enter a name for the shortcut. Choose whatever is meaningful to you. I am calling it Open CD Tray. After you are done, press Finish. You will now see the new shortcut on your desktop.

5. Once the shortcut is created, you can move it anywhere you want, or you can simply keep it on your desktop. Double clicking it will eject your CD drive.

Create a Desktop Shortcut to Close the CD Rom Tray

** same as above but instead of third step of above procedure , follow this step.

3. Now in Step3, replace cdrom open with cdrom close. Please keep all the other arguments the same. So now the final argument and filepath becomes C:\Nirsoft\nircmd.exe cdrom close J:.