Mouse on macbook laptop is stuck

Try rebooting with mouse down. Should eject all ejectable media. If that doesn't work, take it to service (Apple or other) - they have tools to do the job. Don't force it.

there could be several reasons why but the result is still the same. walk your little friend to the can and say goodbye. new mouse time. :)_

In Control Panel there is a mouse section, you may have the clicking disabled. if you don't and it still isn't functioning then you have a bad touchpad and it will need to be replaced.

You can also test using a USB mouse to find out if you have clicking disabled.

Buy a can of compressed air attach straw, gently lift button with fingernail and give a good few blasts of air to clean out trapped dirt and grime.

HiDiane
You need to takje it to an Apple store. Some of these macbooks had faulty batteries which Apple has been replacing.
What happens is the battery swells and it is located underneath the track-pad. This swelling prevents the click being depressed.
It's important that you get it checked straight away as these batteries can be dangerous.

There seem to be a fairly large number of this model offered as 'refurbs' so I wouldn't delay getting an exchange unit. Acer has a fair customer service rep. but have read the occasional negative comment about them.

while restarting, push and hold your mouse button during the entire boot sequence. this will force the ejection of the cd.

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Yes, reboot. While rebooting, hold down the mousepad clicker until the disk ejects. Sorry. :)

I think the mouse setting is set to left handed and the right clicker is the main clicker and the left is the context menu key. Knowing this, you should follow these steps.
1. Go to "Control Panel"
2. Click "Printers and Other Hardware"
3. Click "Mouse"
4. Go to the "Buttons" tab and switch the setting to right handed

hold down power button until your machine shuts off. then power back on. you should be fine. if the cd is stuck in the drive, restart the machine and hold down the mouse button while restarting - the cd should eject itself.