This is caused by a hardware issue. Sometimes it's (thankfully!) something minor such as a slightly loose connection or a loose screw (loose screws = loose components = vibrations, especially when it comes to CD/DVD drives) which can easily be solved without the need to hire a computer technician (although if you aren't comfortable with the internals of a system, then call a repair person nonetheless).
If it's not caused by a loose connection or screw, it might be the sign of a more major problem: hardware failure. In this case, one of your computer's components will probably have to be replaced.
If it's not caused by a loose connection or screw, it might be the sign of a more major problem: hardware failure. In this case, one of your computer's components will probably have to be replaced.
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