Greetings Everyone,
As stated in MarckOliver first posting
As stated on the subject I have a Late 2008 20 iMac that suddenly (I
turned it off one day and on in the next day) all USB ports, including
Bluetooth that I think is on the USB bus,
Well, I will follow an iFixit guide on disassemble the iMac. I am new to
Mac but work a for years with computer, server and laptops in general, so I
believe it will not a very difficult task to dismantle it and remove the CD
from the drive.
Thank you.
On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 12:26 PM, Bruce
On Nov 17, 2011, at 7:26 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Nov 17, 2011, at 4:32 AM, gifutiger wrote:
Hold the mouse button down at startup (Mac OS 8 - Mac OS X)
Restart or startup your computer.
Hold down the mouse button immediately.
Continue to hold the mouse button down until the CD ejects.
Situation:
You have a CD in your CD-ROM drive and want to eject the disc. There
is no button on your CD-ROM drive to use to eject the disc. The
computer is not starting up all the way, or the computer is trying to
boot from the CD.
Solution:
There are different ways to eject a CD or DVD from a
Since I am new to Mac computers, I don't really know what you are suggesting,
but eve thought I figured it out I am unable to do it, since I cannot make any
mouse or keyboard work... :(
Off-topic: Is there a way to force the ejection of a disc from the slot loading
drive that do not use
I was thinking there was a place to insert a paperclip into the slot on the
front, but I can't remember for sure -
Dennis
On Nov 15, 2011, at 05:16 PM, MarckOliver Gmail marckoli...@gmail.com wrote:
Since I am new to Mac computers, I don't really know what you are suggesting,
but eve
I have an Intel Imac, my USB ports seemed to short out long ago, I was told
by using an old AFGA scanner 1212 which used the first USB version. What I have had to
do for some time is every time I restart the computer, unplug all USB from the back of
the computer, restart the computer, then
On Nov 13, 2011, at 11:50 PM, Dennis Faulkner wrote:
I have an Intel Imac, my USB ports seemed to short out long ago, I
was told by using an old AFGA scanner 1212 which used the first USB
version. What I have had to do for some time is every time I
restart the computer, unplug all USB
On Nov 14, 7:50 am, Dennis Faulkner appleimacd...@me.com wrote:
I have an Intel Imac, my USB ports seemed to short out long ago, I was told
by using an old AFGA scanner 1212 which used the first USB version. What I
have had to do for some time is every time I restart the computer, unplug
