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10th September 2006, 10:55
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| Junior Member  Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Dubai
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 |  I can't Eject the CD from the CdRoom of my PowerBook 12" My Powerbook has a problem,  :I Can't Eject the Disk out from the CDRoom, evey time i press Eject button or use any other way, i hear the sound of the divice as the Cd is going out and tehn i icon on the screeb disapper , then the Cd gose in again and the icon appaer agin on the screen  I had tried every way to get it out but the same things happens, I don't want to damge it ,Any Help ?? PLease |
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10th September 2006, 10:58
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| Senior Member    Join Date: May 2006 Location: Mirdif-Dubai
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I beleive you missed the post on the other thread that direct you to solve your problem: Posted by "Misho": If you hold down the trackpad "mouse" botton during power up, the CD drive should spit out the CD. |
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10th September 2006, 11:54
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| I tried THIS WAYS To Eject The disk from the CDRoom I tried severals ways : * Press Eject Key on the keyboard * press and Hold the eject key while restarting * Press the mous key while restarting * press F12 while restarting * Reboot using frimwork and type eject cd * tried to find any emergency eject bottun around the CDRoom , But i think it didn't come with PowerBook 12" also I tried to use utilitie/terminal and type: disktool -e disk0 But also didn't work As i explaned : the disk sound it's coming out and disspapper he icon from the desktop but then it's go insid again and start reading it and show the icon again as i insert it . of cours the Disk don't come out at all , so i'm not abil to catch it . I didn't find any POST in the web site to solve this case.  |
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10th September 2006, 12:09
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| Try MacFixIT Don't get upset already, There may be others who can help here if you can provide details, such as: Whether your computer is a desktop or laptop, what type of Mac it is (G4/G5), Slot CD Rom or tray type etc. For a tray type there have been always a pin hole to eject CDs in emergencies. In a G5 PowerMac I think but not sure you can remove the CD Rom from inside the casing easily to try insert the Pin. I am not a hardware technical person, but if you are in a hurry post your Mac issues on MacFixIT website. Otherwise wait for other members to assist you here. |
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10th September 2006, 16:38
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|  Haaaaayyy I Solved It Haay I Solved the Problem, I just Pluged in The Power for 10 m then i pressed Eject Key and didn't do anything else the CD seem to me doing the same thing like befor "Eject a bit then goes in again" so after 20 second it's came out . I don't understand what happen. but at leas now everything is fine  any Body has any explane  tion ??? |
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9th July 2008, 23:16
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| iMac CD ejection Gentlemen, Though I've been a member for some time but that was gearing up before I buy my iMac. I have similar problem to what been described in this thread. a CD was loaded in the CD slot, it doesn't appear on the desktop (I guess it was inserted wrongly), I tried to eject it in many way including the procedure mentioned in the thread but am not succeeding. I am trying to avid sending the machine to Mac maintenance. Any suggestion? |
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I remember I had this situation before. Good that's it solve.
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