If nothing works, try to tilt the MacBook on its side, with the disc drive pointing down, and you may also shake it slightly. Then press return or enter and the stuck CD or DVD should be ejected from the Mac. * If you have both an internal and external optical drive, use the appropriate command below, depending on which drive has the stuck CD or DVD, enter: drutil eject internal or drutil eject external * If you have a single optical drive, enter command: drutil eject In the Terminal window, enter one of the following commands: Go to /Applications/Utilities and launch Terminal. The Terminal also helps remove a stuck DVD from a Mac. How to eject a stuck DVD from a MacBook Pro with an external USB Superdrive? Try the Trackpad solution: simply hold down the trackpad while re-starting your Mac. Find your disk's name in the left-hand side of the window and click the Eject triangle icon to the right of the disk's name. There are all your drives, including the CD/DVD drive. Go to Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility and choose First Aid. Click the Eject triangle icon to the right of the disk's name. Find the disc drive under Devices on the left side of the window. If the above keys won't work, press keys Command + E together to force eject the disc from your Mac. To eject DVDs from Apple SuperDrive or an external disk drive, press and hold the F12 key until the Mac ejects the disc. Press it and the Mac should eject the disc. On the top-right corner keyboard of your Mac, you can see the eject button. If the drive icon appears on the screen, you can directly drag the drive icon to the trash to eject the disc from Mac's drive. Drag the drive icon to Mac's trash bin.You can also drag the disc icon to the Mac's trash bin to eject it. The simplest way to remove a CD/DVD from a Mac is to right-click on the disc icon and select Eject.

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