Disk Eject Mac Download

Download Eject Disk for macOS 10.8 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. ‎One-click to eject your external disks!! Eject Disk is the easiest way to keep your external disk at glance. Seeing the “Disk Not Ejected Properly” message means that you unplugged a removable drive before using macOS’s software “eject” process. The pop-up tells you to eject the disk “before disconnecting or turning it off.”. Ejecting traces its roots back to removable media such as floppy disks and CD-ROMs that used to physically eject. Do you own a Macbook pro and getting HDD auto eject issue after replacing the CD Rom drive with a HDD? If yes, please watch this video to see a working solu. Perhaps one of the quickest ways to eject a CD or DVD is to right-click on its desktop icon and select Eject from the pop-up menu. Some applications, such as iTunes and Disk Utility, have an eject command in a menu or toolbar. Launch the application and use.

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As macOS has transitioned away from the SuperDrive and the use of physical media has declined, the eject key on Mac keyboards has become essentially useless. A new app from developer Dave DeLong, however, aims to add some functionality to the key – and to your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar.

DeLong is out today with a new app called Ejector, which repurposes your Mac’s eject key into a hard drive utility. With Ejector installed, simply press the eject key on your Mac’s keyboard to see a list of all connected volumes. This includes external drives, disk images, network drives, and partitions.

Modern Mac notebooks don’t feature an eject key, but Ejector takes that into account. The app also places a handy button in your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar, making it easy to access volumes there as well.

Once you’ve pressed the eject key or the Touch Bar icon, you’ll be able to eject any drive from macOS, or force eject it if it’s being stubborn.

Here’s the full feature list for Ejector:

See every mounted volume on your computer and eject them, whether they’re partitions, disk images, network drives, or external drives.’
Hold down the option/alt key when ejecting to force eject volumes
Simply press the eject key (⏏) on your keyboard to bring up the ejector window.
If your keyboard lacks an eject key, you can bring up the window with a convenient button in your laptop’s Touch Bar.
Launch Ejector when you log in (customizable in Preferences) so it’s always a simple tap away.

Apple still sells its Magic Keyboard with an eject key, even though it doesn’t sell any Mac with an optical disk drive. With Ejector, the otherwise useless eject key on you Mac’s keyboard has a completely repurposed functionality.

Ejector is available for download here. There’s a 7-day free trial, after which you can pay $9.99 to continue using the app.

I’m pleased to announce Ejector, an app that gives new purpose to your ⏏️ key. Without a CD drive, this key does nothing; now it shows all your mounted drives and volumes and helps you eject them.

The app has a 7 day trial, and costs $10https://t.co/EIkS8O5x1Opic.twitter.com/zRuSZ9Sfm4

— Dave DeLong (@davedelong) February 21, 2019

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The external Blu-ray drive is needed for the BD playback with Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player, but some Mac users may have problems of ejecting the disc from their external drives. Based on the fact that Steve Jobs has always been negative about the Blu-ray function, Apple has shied away from supporting Blu-ray playback. As a result, it is possible to have a disk stuck in your Mac sometimes because of the poor compatibility between Mac OS X and Blu-ray drive. To prevent this incident, here are two methods that may help you solve the problem when you fail to eject the disk from Blu-ray drive on Mac.

Method 1: Disconnect the external drive from your Mac

Sometimes, your external BD drive might refuse to pop-up the disc, even if you push the Eject button a few times. You can try to unplug the Blu-ray disk drive, wait for a moment and insert it to your Mac again.

1.Check the left-hand side of the pop-up list under “Devices” in Finder on your Mac. Locate to the drive icon which matches the name of the BD in your drive.

2.Right click the icon and select “Eject”.

It is also the most common way that people prefer to use when they eject a disk from their Macs. You can see the picture below as a reference. However, this solution is not as efficient as the second one.

Method 2: Use the software tool bar on Mac’s desktop

As it is a bit safer to try ejecting the disc via software, using Macgo software to eject the disk from your Mac is considered to be a more convenient way of the other solutions. Only three quick steps can help you eject the disc successfully.

1.Do not turn off Macgo software after you finish watching the movie.

2.Click File located in left-hand of the tool bar on your desktop, you will see a pop-up list.

3.Click on “Eject Disc” and the disc will be ejected successfully.

Without disconnecting the drive, the eject disc function of Macgo software is much more convenience than using Mac system or the Eject button on the drive. You can see the picture below as a reference.

NOTE If the eject procedure on your Mac is still unsuccessful, here are some tips for you.

We recommend you to use Macgo software to eject a disk from your Mac.
Email us to support@macblurayplayer.com with detailed information of your device such as device model, build number, kernel version and else. Attach the log file would be better.
Comment us on Macgo Facebook Page, reply to any post or send us a message.
This article is about how to eject a disc from an external drive on your Mac. If you fail to eject a disk from an internal optical drive or a SuperDrive on Mac, please refer to the following link for help: Wikihow-Eject-a-CD-From-Your-Mac

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