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• I can't eject the CD from my Cd Player

  I copied the files form an old CD, 2002 with the old templates in a folder on my iMac, when I try to eject the CD, I get a message when trying to burn the content, can anyone help please

  A few suggestions here to eject a stuck CD: http://osxdaily.com/2009/08/28/eject-a-stuck-disk-from-your-mac-dvd-super-drive/

  and: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7NYW9Dr448

• Cannot eject the disc

  I use a Mac Pro mid-2010. I was burning a DVD and burning failed. Now, I can't eject the disc. It does not show in finder. How can I eject the disc?

  How to eject a defective DVD?

  How the disk by force ejecting

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• How to eject the disc from the drive superdrive usb?

  How to eject the disc from the drive superdrive usb?

  -Drag / drop the icon for the CD in your trash

  -Restart the computer and after the buzzer, press in and hold the left mouse button until the disc ejects.

  -Press on the button of your keyboard.

  -Click the eject button in the menu bar.

  -Press on COMMAND-E.

  -Open the Terminal app in your Applications/Utilities folder. copy and paste the following text:

  / usr/bin/drutil eject of

• How do I eject the CD of separat

  How do I eject the CD of my separate driver?

  Right click on the drive icon on the desktop (or in a Finder window) and Eject [drive name].  OR drag the icon to the Dock. the Trash icon changes to a symbol eject (fall on the symbol).  You can also see an eject button in the menu bar (towards the right end). Click on it and select the disc to eject.

• I use FrostWire and the other asked me to update, so I did and came up with this message, 'FrostWire can damage your computer. You must eject the disk image.

  Hello...

  I wonder if you can help me with a problem with my desktop OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 various...

  I use FrostWire and the other asked me to update, so I did and came up with this message, 'FrostWire can damage your computer. You must eject the disk image. There is no disk in my hard drive... I try to download again, but still the same message...

  Help, please...

  Much thanks

  Lisa

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  The actual message means you need to move the mounted image - the small icon that is displayed after you double-click the .dmg - and put it in the trash.

  Where do you see the message your computer?

• drive hard MacBook is deleted and can't get out disk to install a new operating system is possible to eject the disc?

  My hard drive died yesterday and I have installed a new. I put a disc with arch linux in the laptop but it does not load and the eject button does not work. Is there another way to eject the disc?

  Hold down the mouse button while you start. The drive will attempt to eject.

• eject the disc from the drive USB Super

  Last night I unboxed my new USB Super drive and attached to my MacBookPro. I put in a DVD of registered film and was able to start playing. Then I ejected it by clicking on the disc icon on the desktop, because I was just testing how it connected etc...  Then, I wanted to see if he could save.

  I inserted a blank DVD and he asked me to tell him what to save, but I didn't save. Instead, he presented another option, which was to IGNORE.

  So I clicked on IGNORE. As a result, there was NO ICON ON THE DESKTOP for this drive. And the text to EJECT in menu bar is grey.

  Now I am sitting here with a new USB Super with a blank CD disk stuck in it and am totally IGNORED, I asked, but what I didn't know when I asked to ignore me.

  That's the problem. I disconnected, signed back in, and he has not yet cleared my instructions to ignore. So I can't eject the blank DVD disc.

  Where should I go from here?

  My MacBookPro is the retina, i7, 15 '' running ElCapitan, a model community 2015, I think.  I'm not on it now, but will open it to follow the suggestions for help. I'm a new converted to Apple, computing, coming from Windows, so I need the regular basic directions. Any help is appreciated.

  Five ways to eject a CD or a stuck DVD from the optical drive

  Ejecting the disc stuck can be done in one of the following ways:

  1 restart the computer and after the buzzer, press on and press and hold the

  left button of the mouse until the disc ejects.

  2. press on the button of your keyboard.

  3. click on the button in the menu bar.

  4. press COMMAND-e.

  5. If none of the above works try this: open the Terminal application in

  your Utilities folder. At the prompt enter or paste the following text:

  / usr/bin/drutil eject of

  If this fails, then try this:

  Start the computer in single-user Mode. At the prompt, enter the same command as used above. To restart the computer enter 'reboot' at the prompt without the quotes.

• iTunes application for import audio CDs, makes it impossible to eject the cd.

  Whenever I insert an audio cd via the superdrive, itunes gets stuck in a loop of requesting to import the cd. This prevents me from being able to eject the cd.

  Even after saying no or leave iTunes, it keeps re - ask the question over and over again.

  I fixed it by declaring in the preferences that iTunes should not be opened automatically when you insert an audio CD.

  You can also simply import the cd into iTunes, which also works.

  However, I did want to report this problem.

  My operating system is El Capitan 10.11.3

  Boy, I had this feature disabled in my iTunes before it was even called iTunes, 15 years and more.

• A60 normal DVD - RW eject does not not (using hole to eject the disc to eject)

  Satellite A60. I have a niggle for a problem. The drive from dvd - RW drive intermittently fails to respond to eject the command when a right click (or button) when a disc is inside, use eject hole on the face of the draw, when empty, it still works.
  Chris D

  Hello

  You have this problem with the media or simply with a specific?

• Ejecting the disc external hard Force required

  Hi-

  I thought before that I had a solution to this problem, but obviously not.

  Almost whenever I click on the icon next to my external hard drive backup disk, in the left pane of a window of Finder, place appears an alert...

  

  The eject button Force works, so I have a workaround, but it seems unfair to have to use it.

  Time Machine power down and restart my machine clears the problem for a while, but then it comes back after a few hours or a few days.

  I tried to use 'lsof' Unix command in the Terminal, but haven't learned something from him.

  Any ideas?

  -Gil

  FWIW, I tried to recreate your problem with a USB 3.0 external drive. Unfortunately, I had no problem ejecting the disc without turning off time Machine. It is perhaps a matter of Firewire, but I have no Firewire drive to test.

  Something you might try is to reset the SMC or the NVRAM and see if that helps.

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

• Portege R500 - remove 'Eject the PC' from the menu pinned using pyrite station

  We run for Toshiba Portege R500 laptop in Windows XP Professional SP2 environment.
  Toshiba tools are installed to allow UN/hot docking on laptops.
  Portege R500 laptop computers come with the Slim Port Replicator docking station.

  During the docking of the laptop, 2 "pinned" items appear in the start menu called 'Eject the PC' and ' Eject PC and sleep. "
  We found that because of our custom build and Toshiba tools, there are a few conflicts.
  Most of these conflicts have been resolved, except for one that was recently found.

  When a user selects the option "Eject PC", it works as expected, however when the user plug their docking station back in, the port replicator is inactive (in other words, all the functions of the mouse, keyboard, cable LAN, etc. which are connected to the Port Replicator become unusable).
  To remedy the situation, a restart of the computer is required to do and everything works then according to normal again.

  To avoid users to do this, is there a way to remove the icons "Eject PC" & "Eject PC and Sleep" be pinned?
  Of course the added items can be deleted under the user's profile, but when the laptop is returned, these added items return.

  I tried to add a few registry keys to see if NoEject can be set to prevent this.

  Hello

  > To avoid users to do this, is there a way to remove the icons "Eject PC" & "Eject PC and Sleep" be pinned?
  It is not known to me
  I think that everything can be changed by using the right registry and value, but I have never tried this.

  But my knowledge of the Toshiba * Mobile Extension * tool controls this function.
  On the page of Toshiba Europe, you might find a more recent version: 3.87.00

  I think you should update this tool.

• Satellite 1110: Manual eject is not eject the CD

  I can't eject a disk via the manual eject on my Satellite 1110.
  Being the disk I am trying to eject the disc of recovery to restart after a crash, you can see why I have a problem!
  But it was happening a lot before the crash.
  Can I bully and force to it? Or I have to take in somewhere?
  All ideas welcome, here or directly to me on [email protected]

  Hi Robin,

  Most CD devices have a small hole somewhere on the frame before about 1 millimeter in diameter. Carefully push a needle (or an open safety pin) into this hole and it should trigger the eject mechanism.

  It requires a low pressure.

  HTH

• My iMac can't eject the disc

  I read and try all the method to eject the CD in the drive, I mean just the sound of ejection and reloading, but the drive never go out. Help! He has been reading the disc all the time but cannot eject.

  Hello, princenye!

  Follow these instructions;

  1. Restart your computer, hold down the mouse button. If you have a 2 button mouse, hold the left click.
  2. If your computer has an eject button on the keyboard, restart the computer again, this time, the eject button.
  3. Open a Terminal window and type in drutil tray eject.

  Nice day

  iHelper

• Reader SuperDrive plays movies, CDs, but ejects the DVD-R

  I am trying to burn a DVD - a first in a long time.  My circa 2010 Mac Pro with Superdrive is eject the DVD-R discs, but fortunately plays DVD movies and CDs.  When you insert a DVD-R, the drive through 2 cycles of what seems to be the reading of the disc, then automatically opens the Superdrive drive door.  No idea what this problem is?

  Thank you.

  Try a cleaning disc. different lasers are used for reading and writing CD and DVD, and so perhaps only a dirty laser lens.

  Cold otherwise be hardware problem with the drive.

  Have you tried a different brand of DVD?