

Next, click on “Controls” located on the menubar.ģ. First, Open “iTunes” if it is not already opened.Ģ. We will improvise iTunes to eject CD on Mac. Cool!ġ. Don’t worry, this will not delete the contents of CD, wait till it ejects. Simply, select the icon and drag it over to ‘Trash’ located on the dock at the bottom. Locate the CD (external volume) icon on your Desktop. You could call it a fancy method to Eject CD from Mac. This method is also making use of Desktop icon. So Easy! Use Trash to Force Eject CD from Mac Right-click on the Icon and select ‘Eject’ . Next, click on Eject icon beside the CD name, to eject.ĭid you know that when you use CD (or any storage volume), it automatically creates a shortcut icon(user-assigned name or by default, it’s product name) on Mac’s Desktop.

Navigate to ‘Devices’ and locate your CD (storage volume).Ģ.

So when you insert a CD in your Mac, it shows up in Finder under the ‘Devices’ section on the left side of the window.ġ. Open “Finder”. What this does is that it forces Mac to suspend all the process access the CD immediately.Įvery storage volume can be located on Finder. Just press Command key + E from your keyboard. The second method is called Forced Eject, this may corrupt CD. If not, press and hold F12 from the keyboard and wait for CD to get Ejected. In the case of an external disk player first, check if it has a physical eject button. Then ensure that the CD is not currently being used by any application. First, check your keyboard for eject button, it will be located in the top-right corner. In this section, we are going to cover two ways you could eject CD from Mac. A simple Restart can solve many problems, so do it. Third-party apps to eject CD are also available on the store, but we have not covered those in this article as it seems unnecessary. You could also use these methods to eject Pendrives or any other external volume safely from Mac.
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*** Before proceeding, ensure that your Mac model does have an eject pinhole, inserting the pin in the wrong hole will damage your Mackbook***Ĭlose all the applications that might be using the CD before attempting to eject it otherwise, Mac OS may prevent it from getting ejected. Turn off the Mac before you attempt to eject CD, Insert a paper clip inside the eject hole, don’t use brute force. But some MacBook does have eject pinhole, located just beside CD slot (Superdrive). Sadly, MacBook doesn’t have eject pinhole function, which is available in many laptops in case CD got stuck, you could insert a pin in the eject pinhole to force eject the CD.
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