As a Linux user I know that I can use command-line in Linux to eject/insert CD/DVD. Namely, the command to eject CD/DVD drive is eject /dev/sr0 (or simply eject) and the command to insert CD/DVD drive is eject -t /dev/sr0 (or simply eject -t).
Now, is it possible to do the same in Windows from CMD or PowerShell? Using Cygwin or WSL would be cheating so they don't count. I know I can use Windows' GUI to eject CD/DVD drive but not to insert it.
My question has been proposed as a duplicate of this question. But I think that is only partially true. I will now explain why I think so.
It is easy to see that this question only asks for the command that ejects CD/DVD drive. My question asks for the commands that eject and insert CD/DVD drive. Therefore, answers to that question only answer one part of my question.
