In the Sir Apfelot newsreel for calendar week 6 of the year 2023 you will find the following messages, among others: EU-compliant DNS, Exclu Messenger cracked, Zoom layoffs, Apple Apps under webOS, Nintendo Direct from February 8th, 2023, and more! launched: European DNS with protection devices A 'Domain Name System', or DNS for short, ensures that websites can be reached via their domain names. Today's reports include these: European DNS started with youth protection settings, Zoom cuts 1.300 jobs, EU still allows built-in batteries in smartphones and tablets, Apple apps soon on webOS devices, new games and retro offers for the Switch featured in a Nintendo Direct, and more. In this issue I will show you which Apple and tech news I particularly noticed in calendar week 6 of 2023. That's why it's time again for a Sir Apfelot newsreel this Friday. The year is slowly but surely moving forward, and so is the tech world. If that doesn't work either, there is still a bit of hope. If the key on the keyboard did nothing before, I would use the mouse solution here (of course, it doesn't hurt to try both out). As soon as the Apple computer starts up, however, you have to hold down the left mouse button or the eject button. The next and still quite simple procedure, if the CD eject does not work, is to restart the Mac. Restart and hold the eject button / left mouse button If nothing happens or the medium was not recognized in the first place (and therefore no symbol can be seen), then use the following tips. To do this, simply drag it to the trash with the mouse button held down.

If the CD or DVD could be recognized and read, the drive symbol on the desktop can still be used to eject. The simplest case is that the disc drive / SuperDrive on the Apple Mac does not open because you press the eject button but it does not work.

Sir Apfelot recommendation: Clean up your Mac hard drive with CleanMyMac Eject CD does not work, but icon is still there

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