Eject stuck cd from external disc drive
SOURCE: Disc drive ejects blank discs...plays dvds
Hi Again,
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. Work!
You need to let me know what type of PowerBook G4 it is as the
instructions for each are different. However, what I will do is give
you the links to the appropriate sites and some instructions for them:
All the best
Sean
SOURCE: cd stuck in drive
you can eject manually. There's a very small hole on the front of your CD drive. Get something like a needle. put the needle inside that hole and push. Your CD should pop out.
SOURCE: optical disc drive malfunction
The optical drive checks the TOC (Table Of Contents) when you insert a disk. If it can't read it, (for any reason), it will eject the disk. This may be due to a dirty laser, or that the laser has failed.
Try using a laser cleaning disk, (these are available from most high street retailers0. If that does'nt cure the problem you will have to get the drive replaced.
SOURCE: DVD stuck in MacBook Pro but my laptop registers nothing...
If the Macbook does not have the little hole then rwboot and hold down the eject button.
SOURCE: Cd Drive in Mac iBook 4 is malfunctioning. Disc will not mount.
Shut the machine down. Find the original CD or a retail OS X installation DVD. Start the machine up and immediately hold down the option key. You will see a icon of your hard drive. Now insert the CD or DVD. If it immediately spits out, your optical drive needs replacement. If it does not, click on the U-shaped arrow button to rescan the drives. If the CD/DVD does not show up, your optical drive needs replacement. If it does, choose it and boot from it. If this actually works, you may have a software problem -- this is low probability, but possible.
Keep in mind that the CD and DVD read heads are separate. If one of those is malfunctioning, your drive will accept CDs but not DVDs, or vice versa. If you see this behavior, your optical drive needs replacement.
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