I cannot eject a CD from my MacBook Pro. I tried restarting the computer and holding down the mouse and restarting it to no avail. On Finder, nothing is showing up on the CD Drive. Any ideas on how I can eject it?

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Are you certain that there is a disk in the DVD drive?

Have you tried orienting the MBP so that gravity is an ally when ejecting the disk?

You can open the MBP and open the DVD drive.

You can make an appointment at an Apple store genius bar and they will have the disk out in 5 minutes or less. There will be no charge!

Ciao.

Go up to the key in the far upper right it looks like an arrow with a line under it hold the key down and if there is anything in it it will eject it.

Cheers

Don

Hi Carlsbad,

Follow these simple steps to deject your disc using the Terminal on your Mac and save yourself a trip to an Apple store!

• Launch Terminal, located at Applications > Utilities
• In the Terminal window, enter one of the following three commands:
• If you have a single optical drive: "drutil eject" OR "drutil tray eject" (Without speech " marks)
• If you have both an internal and external optical drive, use the appropriate command, depending on which drive has the stuck CD or DVD: "drutil eject internal" OR "drutil eject external" (...again, don't use speech marks ")
• Press return or enter after entering one of the above commands in Terminal.
• The stuck CD or DVD should be ejected.
• You can quit Terminal.

Good luck 🙂