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I tried using Eject button and dragging disc to the trash. I also restarted the computer and held down the mouse button. The computer responds by trying to eject but it doesn't happen. Hoping that I can eject the DVD without any damage to the MacBook Pro with latest operating system
MacBook Pro with Retina display
1. Restart the computer and hold the trackpad down.
2. Launch iTunes and eject from there.
3. Launch Terminal.
Applications > Utilities > Terminal
Type in drutil eject internal
Press enter.
1. Restart the computer and hold the trackpad down.
2. Launch iTunes and eject from there.
3. Launch Terminal.
Applications > Utilities > Terminal
Type in drutil eject internal
Press enter.
Position the MBP so that gravity is you ally when trying to eject the disk If no success, make an appointment at an Apple store genius bar and watch what they do.
Ciao.
Thank you for the answers! Dominic23, solved my immediate problem and Ogelthorpe, will do Genius Bar if problem continues. Thanks!
Can't eject DVD although computer keeps trying to eject. Any suggestions?
