Agreed. Or all your DVDs went bad at the same time :) Hopefully whatever
is in there isn't scratching up your disks. Another test could be to
boot off the installer, launch Disk Utility and then try putting in a
DVD. If it won't mount then it's a hardware problem because all the
software involved is straight from the installer, not your usual system
stuff.
CB
On 3/13/12 3:06 AM, Mr. L. Alexander wrote:
It's a hardware issue and needs to be resolved by an apple engineer depending
on your system.
It's happened with 2 machines of mine in 5 years so it's mainly a rogue DVD
superdrive.
lew
On 12 Mar 2012, at 23:33, Teresa Cochran wrote:
Hi, all,
In the last month, I've noticed that DVDs won't play. The player seems to
consider them a foreign object. It spins for about 30 seconds and then spits
them out again. I don't know if this is a hardware or software issue. What can
I try on the software side to reset drivers or disk permissions, etc.?
Thanks,
Teresa
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