MacBook :: Paper CD Label Stuck In Superdrive?
Jul 10, 2010 a couple days ago my superdrive literally sucked the paper label off a homemade mix CD.
The CD itself came out without any problem but the label is still stuck in my superdrive.
a couple days ago my superdrive literally sucked the paper label off a homemade mix CD.
The CD itself came out without any problem but the label is still stuck in my superdrive.
So I didn't pay attention and put a CD into my Intel iMac's CD drive that had a piece of paper stuck to the back of the CD. And now, of course, it won't come out again. I've been through all the advice on here, YouTube, ... you name it and came to the conclusion that a trip to an Apple retailer (no Apple Store here yet) is the only solution.
However, until then, I'd like to disable the CD/DVD drive to keep it from trying so that I can at least use my iMac. I found instructions to remove the IOCDStorageFamily.kext and IODVDStorageFamily.kext kernel extensions, clear the kext cache and reboot. But it's still trying to read or eject the CD, over and over again ...This is a first-generation Aluminum iMac (Mid 2007), running Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3.
Info:iMac 24, Mac OS X (10.7.2), iPad Wi-Fi+3G
CD stuck in superdrive have tried all the Troubleshooting tips available. my super drive is greyed out in the disk utility so the only one i couldn't try was ejecting from there.
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MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid 2010), Mac OS X (10.7.4)
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