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Eject Disk Apple. Restart the machine holding down the (left, or only) mouse button. Use the eject menu applet located in the mac's menu bar. While the last few generations of macs don't have cd drives, older macs do, and cds used in these macs can sometimes get stuck or become unresponsive to the eject key. if none of these choices lets you eject your disc follow these steps: If you don't see one, you can add a menu bar item to eject a cd or dvd. If you still can’t eject the cd or dvd,. When all else fails, click and hold the mouse or trackpad button while restarting your mac. you can use a mac's boot manager utility to force it to eject a cd or dvd. click the disk icon on the desktop (assuming you have your mac set to show disks on the desktop), then drag it to the trash icon in the. Another option is to add a cd/dvd. launch the application and use the eject command to eject the cd or dvd. on your mac, choose apple menu > log out, then log in again. Try to eject the disc again. this wikihow teaches you how to eject a cd from your mac, as well as how to remove a cd from an unresponsive cd drive.

this wikihow teaches you how to eject a cd from your mac, as well as how to remove a cd from an unresponsive cd drive. you can use a mac's boot manager utility to force it to eject a cd or dvd. Try to eject the disc again. click the disk icon on the desktop (assuming you have your mac set to show disks on the desktop), then drag it to the trash icon in the. Another option is to add a cd/dvd. If you don't see one, you can add a menu bar item to eject a cd or dvd. If you still can’t eject the cd or dvd,. When all else fails, click and hold the mouse or trackpad button while restarting your mac. Use the eject menu applet located in the mac's menu bar. launch the application and use the eject command to eject the cd or dvd.

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Eject Disk Apple Restart the machine holding down the (left, or only) mouse button. launch the application and use the eject command to eject the cd or dvd. Another option is to add a cd/dvd. on your mac, choose apple menu > log out, then log in again. click the disk icon on the desktop (assuming you have your mac set to show disks on the desktop), then drag it to the trash icon in the. you can use a mac's boot manager utility to force it to eject a cd or dvd. this wikihow teaches you how to eject a cd from your mac, as well as how to remove a cd from an unresponsive cd drive. When all else fails, click and hold the mouse or trackpad button while restarting your mac. If you still can’t eject the cd or dvd,. Use the eject menu applet located in the mac's menu bar. If you don't see one, you can add a menu bar item to eject a cd or dvd. Restart the machine holding down the (left, or only) mouse button. While the last few generations of macs don't have cd drives, older macs do, and cds used in these macs can sometimes get stuck or become unresponsive to the eject key. Try to eject the disc again. if none of these choices lets you eject your disc follow these steps: