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Superdrive not responding to DVD movies/music cds
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Join Date: May 2005
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my 2 1/2 year old G4 iMac will no longer read DVD movies or music cds. when a disc is inserted, it spins the disc around for maybe 10 seconds, makes a few quiet, quick 'purring' sounds then ejects the disc. however, it will still recognize and respond a blank disc. for last little while it would only do this if the computer had been on for a long time but now it does it even after a good night's rest. any ideas or help?
1) Log in as a different user and verify that you can no longer get commercial CDs/DVDs to mount there.
2) Try a CD/DVD cleaner that you might use in a regular CD/DVD player.
3) Try zapping the PRAM & resetting the NVRAM
4) You may have to have it serviced, hopefully you have AppleCare.
2) Try a CD/DVD cleaner that you might use in a regular CD/DVD player.
3) Try zapping the PRAM & resetting the NVRAM
4) You may have to have it serviced, hopefully you have AppleCare.
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