Get help with the slot-loading SuperDrive on your Mac computer - Apple Support I would be happy to help provide some steps to try next. On a desktop PC however, you can do this at home: see Repair or replace a CD or DVD drive on page 36 for instructions.Thank you for using Apple Support Communities! I understand that you are unable to eject a DVD from your iMac. If all of these methods fail, you may need to take the machine to a professional and have the drive replaced: on a laptop and a desktop Mac this is a job best left to the experts. Hopefully, this will eject the stuck disk. Power up the Mac with the mouse button held down and pull out the card. The card will stop the disc from turning. If you have a MacBook, tilt the machine towards you while trying the first Mac solution.Īs a last ditch attempt to remove a disc from a MacBook, turn the machine off and insert a piece of thick (about 300gsm) card a little way into the drive slot. If your Mac has an emergency eject hole on the drive, follow the instructions above for ejecting a disc from a PC or laptop. Power up the Mac with the mouse button held down. Power up the Mac with the eject button held down. There are a number of ways to remove discs from an Apple Mac, so try each of these until you find one that works. If the tray does not open consistently, replace the drive (see here for how to do this on a desktop PC). Use the button to open and close the tray a few times. Remove the paper clip and power up the computer. Pull the disc tray into the open position and remove the disc.
Push the wire into this little hole: you should feel a bit of resistance, but the paper clip will push in further and the disc tray will eject slightly.
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