My disc drive won't eject.

Most of us have experienced it at least one, and if it hasn't happened to you yet, it's just a matter of time: a damaged CD, a failed DVD burn, or an unrecognized disc just won't eject from the Apple computer's disc drive. Here's a simple solution to force that stubborn CD out. Note: this tip requires a restart, so be sure to save any open files before proceeding.<br /><br />(1) Save any open files and documents and quit all open programs.<br />(2) Click on the Apple icon in the top-right corner of the screen and select "Restart." <br />(3) Click the "Restart" button on the message box that pops up.<br />(4) As soon as the screen turns black, before the computer begins rebooting, click and hold down the mouse button. See step 4(a) for more details about this step.<br /><span style="font-weight: bold;">(4a) If you have an older model trackpad, click and hold the trackpad button. If you have the new, button-less trackpad, click and hold down the trackpad itself. If you have a two-button mouse, click and hold down the left mouse button. If you have a wireless Bluetooth mouse, click and hold the left mouse button (though you may not have success with the MagicMouse; use a wired USB mouse if you have one available).</span><br />(5) Keep the mouse button held down until the CD/DVD media is auto-ejected from the drive.<br /><br />If the CD still remains stuck in the drive, there is a more serious problem at work, and the assistance of an authorized Apple technician will likely be required.