I have just recently bought the Mid 2011 IMac. I put in a DVD disc into the side slot, and my IMac did not even recognize that it was in there. Now it is stuck in the slot and won't come out. I have tried the Eject button on ITunes, and the Disk Utility Eject won't work since it does not recognize that there is a disc in there. I can't drag the disc to the trash can either because it doesn't show up on my Desktop. Also, the Terminal Eject won't work either.
my mid-'09 whitebook has a dvd in it that will not eject. there's no disc image on the desktop and i can't eject from the dvd player either... i've tried shutting down and booting up, and restarting this is my first issue with this computer so i'm pretty worriedis there any way i can force it to eject?
I was trying to burn a new cd and before I used the application I had inserted a blank disk which my computer didn't recognize. When I tried the application to burn the burn folder, I got a message to insert a blank disk. I tried using the Disk Utility, but when I try to select the volume Superdrive, the option is dimmed. How do I eject the blank disk from my Superdrive? I tried restarting but that did not eject it.
I put a cd that was a copy into my cd slot and started to import the songs on to the computer, it then started to make noises and stopped importing . i tried to eject the cd but it wont. i have tried a forced shut down and restart it then tried again but nothings happening.
I'm not a total newbie with mac and computers in general, but I cannot get the one and only super drive to eject... yes, I have hit the eject button, it shows the eject icon in the screen and nothing...how can I get the thing to eject?
I would like to eject this disk which shows up on my desktop. I have no further use for the files it contains. here is a screenshot of the details of the disk:Â
Info: iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.2), 27 in. Core i5 3.1 GHz
I have spent several hours trying to eject a cd from my wifes computer. I have tried shutting down several things from rebooting to using termal commands. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I have gone to youtube and found some suggestions but am not too excited with trying some of them.Â
After reformatting My iMac core 2 Duo 27inches 3.06Ghz , The computer restarted and hang on to the "Apple" Logo and never seems to stop , has on been on for 2 hours. Try restarting and it's still the same hanging to the Apple Logo. Original cd and software Snow Leopard?
I rarely use my superdrive, so I thought it might be more practical to have the button eject my external hard drive(s). Is there a way to do this through OS X or a third party app?
I've been having problem with either Firefox or Safari and I download something and the dmg extracts and I'm left with the white casing shell where the app is housed and it won't eject. I can't eject it from finder but dumping it to the trash from finder took it off the sidebar. I can't get them off my desktop unless I restart my Mac.
I've noticed now that along with disk images not mounting for me anymore. My external drive images or DVD's won't eject either.
When I use right click with Mighty Mouse I don't even see an option anymore to eject that image. Is there any solution out there to fix this glitch? The work around I'm using is unmounting or ejecting images or disks from Disk Utility.
Why is this happening and how do I fix it? I'm using Leopard 10.5.2 and am on an intel iMac.
My brothers friend's iMac won't eject the disc. It locked up the computer and now it won't boot. They have tried holding down the mouse on start up but with no luck. Any thoughts?
i've had a Macbook for a couple years and I have some knowledge of OS X but this one has stumped me.My friend called me tonight and she told me on her new iMac that in the finder window, after clicking on Macintosh HD, the eject button was missing that should be next to the device.This apparently happened earlier today with a CD and happened when she called me with an External HDD.
She was however able to eject the stuff by either dragging it to the trash or doing "Open Apple" + E, key shortcut. I'm stumped on this because she was till able to eject the HDD or CD with the previous methods but the Finder, "eject" button for the devices was missing.
I am a new itunes user and can use your help. I'm sure it is a simple solution.finding a way to eject a cd when there is no eject symbol showing in the usual place.
How can I make my imac to expulse a DVD?, the computer does not recognise it; it makes noise as if trying to read it but it does not come out; I have tried with "eject" when restarting the computer, restarting having the mouse pressed down.
Tried everything,now last option is use long paper clip to find center of where cd embedds and pop drag out.How to do this,the cd is always buzzing and I want to end this.Â
I have a Intel based Mac using Lion. After charging/syncing my iPod or my wifes iPod, and attempting to unmount / eject the iPods, the iPod's display a connected status. Disconnecting the iPods result in a hung OSX, forcing a power off to reboot. All software is up-to-date on all devices.Â
