CD is Stuck in My Mac
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Topic: CD is Stuck in My Mac
08-27-2012, 09:44 PM
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I am putting an audiobook on my Nano via my computer, and a disk is “stuck” in my MacBook. I tried various things to find the disk, but I can’t — it’s not showing up in the usual place (along the side in my iTunes Library.
I fooled around with the settings in iTunes: “Show CD”,” “Import and Eject CD” etc. trying to ‘reset’ it, but nothing seems to work. Tried the Controls/Eject CD, of course, but no luck there..... It’s definitely in there because I can’t insert another disk. How do I find the drive for this? Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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08-27-2012, 11:13 PM
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Location: Saskatchewan, Canada
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Try rebooting the computer then hold the track pad button as it reboots.
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