<[email protected]> wrote:
> We have a G4 1GHZ iMac running 10.5.6 with 1 gig ram. Recently I went
> to burn a disc and iTunes would not burn any blank disk. Today I
> tried playing a few music cd's and iMac won't read them either.
> However, it still list the super drive in about this Mac. I tried
> resetting pram and booting 10.5 boot DVD to repair permissions. reset
> of pram was smooth. The iMac won't boot into or recognize the 10.5
> disc.
> I did try booting into saf mode. Then It took the disk and spun it
> around a few times, then spit it out each time.
> Is here an easy dix for this. I'm not much into taking the iMac apart
> & putting it back togethere.
> Thanks in advance,
> Patrick Berg
Hi Patrick;
Something that hasn't been mentioned,
Try a 'Head Cleaning CD'
It should be available for less than $10 most anyplace where CDs are
a major part of sales. I.E. Music/Video store, maybe try Radio Shack.
Chuck D.
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