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Chat with a Samsung representative to get an immediate response or send us an email and we will get back to you within 24 hours. Email Chat Now. Get the app. Or continue shopping on Samsung. With a disk inserted, hit command, shift, C to go to the root of the computer. Here is where you'll see any drives that are connected and accessible. Check and see if the drive is there. If this doesn't work, head over to disk utility.
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From the finder, hit command, shift, U to bring up utilities and select "Disk Utility. Hopefully, this will show the drive. If this doesn't work, any diagnostics from here on out is far above my head. I hope someone can chime in and continue to point you in the right direction.
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Hopefully, this at least gives you a few beginning steps to try before moving on to the really geeky stuff. Good luck. I remembered that for some high power consuming devices, Mac OS requires the laptop is plugged in before it will provide enough power for the external device to run properly. I disconnected the DVD drive, connected my laptop to the power adapter, rebooted just to be safe The famous tech support mantras prevail again, "Have you tried turning it on and off again?
You probably have it solved by now but it's good to have this up here for reference since this thread was the first resource I found on google for the problem. I registered for this site specifically so that I could leave a reply saying how incredibly useful your post was. Like you I had the same problem and googled - the original question popped up and I checked the Finder settings etc. Then I read your reply. The external drive appeared to be working - the light came on and the file lists appeared in the Finder, but it wouldn't play the disc.
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I realise if I'd first tried it with the mains power plugged in then I'd never have understood why it didn't work another time without the power supply. When having some difficulty with an external drive, try using a different power cord. Presto change-oh, it now works. Also Ive tried to find information on the disk drive and I cant find anywhere that tells me the drives region code!
For instance, a couple years ago, my uncle got a new MBP that didn't have the CD super drive built in. So he bought the external apple super drive. I thought, one friday when they were out at a live music thing, Hmm let's see what happens if I plug this drive into my older MBP. I plugged it in, and it would activate, but when I put the disc into the drive and let it do it's thing, nothing happened.
I couldn't eject the disc, and the only way to do it was to restart the mac and hold down the eject key on the keyboard, and it would pop out the disc. The best thing I can tell you is that these drives sometimes do not work with older machines, I have no idea why, but they don't.