CD not coming out of my MacBook

just turn off your Macbook. wait in seconds and turn on.

It probably means your hard drive is dead or severely damaged. You will probably lose all data that you haven't backed-up.

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Turn it on and let it boot as far as it can. Insert the system DVD that came with the machine. Hold down the "C" key and reboot (this will force it to boot from the optical drive - i.e., the DVD/CD). You should then come to the setup screen. From there, re-install the operating system.

when your keyboard and touchpad are not working, try to connect an usb mouse and keyboard to the laptop, just to be sure the system is responding.
if the usb devices work, you can be pretty sure there is an hardware problem. if the usb devices don't work too, maybe the system got stuck, and the best thing to do is a system reset
How to Restore MacBook Air to Factory Settings


if the usb devices work, give a try to the apple hardware test to see if it detects anything.
Using Apple Hardware Test

i had a similar problem a few years ago.. if it's an hardware problem you will need to change all the top case
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All that can be done in the aluminium button on the top rigth corner of the body. Try this: go to the blue apple icon on the top left of the screen, and pull down menu, there is the Sleep, Restart, turn off options.

The same thing happens to me all the time.
Ok so, you have the cd in ur laptop. Restart your laptop and hold the "eject" key until it comes back to your desktop. If your computer cant restart, hold down the power button till its off then turn it on again and hold the eject button. And hopefully it will come out.

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First thing to do is to put in a CD cleaning disk. You can buy this at most electronics stores. Run this disk 4 or 5 times. I've never found that one pass was good enough. Then try one of the disks that your computer previously would not read. If that doesn't work, chances are that your drive is going bad. I don't know how long you've had the MacBook, but you should call Apple immediately to see if you can get a replacement drive for free.

If you have OSX, the computer already has the drivers, do not use the ce, just connect the printer via usb, make sure the power cable is connected, turn the printer on, restart the computer.
After the reboot, go to the apple in the top left, select SYSTEM PREFS, select PRINTING and FAX, add a printer based on the model number. That should do it, if not, let me know, you may need 2 more steps.

My computer used to do the same thing, I found out it was my motherboard / logic board and a hardrive combination. end cost $1500..so i bought a new Laptop. Go and get those things tested.