I put a disk in my hardrive to try and burn the CD and know it is stuck. Wanted to know if there is anyway to get it out without having to go to a repair shop

It can be a few things but usually the atapi.sys file is corrupt. If you can boot into your desktop, open the "run" box and type in "cmd". In that box type: sfc /scannow and press enter. There is a space between sfc and /scannow. You will be asked to put your Windows CD in the CD drive.
When did this problem begin? Have you installed a new harddrive recently? Have you installed new memory recently? Remove and re-insert the hardrive cables. Remove and re-insert the memory. Be careful about electro-static discharge. Sometimes just doing that will fix a bad connection.
Sometimes this error is caused by bad memory. You can download Memtest86 here: http://www.memtest.org/ Grab the prebuilt ISO.zip After downloading the file right click it and select "extract all" Use Img Burn http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download to write the ISO to a CD. Keep the CD in the drive and reboot.
Also, there could be a problem with the hardrive. if you know the harddrive manufacturer you can usually go to their website and download their hardrive diagnostic software.
Sometimes erasing the hardrive (absolute last resort) will solve these kind of errors. Just be aware that you will lose ALL of your data and it mat not solve the problem. Darik's Boot and Nuke works good for that: http://www.dban.org/

Of course. You can use some live linux distro (Ubuntu in example) or Hiren's Boot CD (one of the best tools, download here: http://rapidshare.com/files/426971514/Hirens.BootCD.11.1.rar )

http://tim.id.au/laptops/acer/aspire%204715z%204315.pdf
Above is a link for your Service manual, inside is everything you need to know to troubleshoot and repair your machine, this is the manual that us engineers use to repair these units.
This could be your HDD, failed. Work through, the troubleshooting procedures.
Anyway try this below first. Run Acer eRecovery Management Copy the Acer factory default backup disk Image Create backup of the system Create a complete backup Creating an incremental backup Erase a backup point Using the option ‘‘Burn Disk’’ Burn a backup disc with the factory default settings Burn a backup disc with the parameters of user Copy the current system configuration to disc Burn a disc backup software Restore the system Restore system to factory default settings Restore system from backup user Recover the system from CD / DVD Re-install applications / drivers Other means of System Restore No Restore CD / eRecovery / password / ALT + F10 or F10

hey i had this problem and taking my hardrive out, starting a game, and then shutting it off and putting my hardrive back in worked!

Hi, Sorry to hear you are having problems,
YES, Yes there is a way to get out of that loop.

1. Shut down your Mac by holding down the power on button for 5 seconds or so..
2. Power on your Mac and VERY QUICKLY press down on the mouse button and hold it down until your CD ejects.
3. Now, insert your Disk 1 and reboot the Mac on this installer disk and don't forget to choose option 2 disks only...
4. Voila!

if you had made a clear installation, you can change the boot sequence in the BIOS. have you 1st boot on the hard drive.

yes you should be able to save the game to hard disk, and play the game as well. you don't need to burn it to cd to play it.you may need to unzip it. do you have unzip?

You can extract the ISO using this tool -- http://www.magiciso.com/download.htm.

Its the burner... You'll need to replace it. you sound as if you know what you are doing so i doubth you are doing anything wrong.. Its the burner,,

Yes

Are you on a corperate network?

Do you have CD Burning Software?

Are you allowed to make critical changes to the system?

If you can their is a cd you can boot from that will fix the password problem :)