Q: Mac SuperDrive not accepting discs puzzle: My Apple iMac 27' doesn't accept any new CDs or DVDs and I tried almost every solution that I can find from google like reseting SMC/PRAM, holding down left mouse button and rebooting, holding down C while rebooting, opening terminal and typing 'drutil eject', etc. Part 1: Apple Internal SuperDrive Doesn't Work 1.

Try to insert and eject a disc several times to correct the issue of noisy or vibrating drive.

If you use the Apple Superdrive with a Windows PC and get the Superdrive not working errors, restart the computer with the Superdrive plugged in.

Don't put the Superdrive underneath or on the top of anything, such as your Mac.

Connecting it to a USB hub can result in Mac Superdrive not recognized or showing up errors. The Apple USB SuperDrive and MacBook Air SuperDrive are designed exclusively for use with Macs and can directly connect to Mac's USB port.

Don't use a USB hub to connect a USB Superdrive to the Mac.

Check the disc whether it has a label or other material stuck to the disc and insert or eject a single disc several times when SuperDrive eject disc slowly.

Make sure DVD is not scratched or dirt when SuperDrive accepts discs but they don't mount or are automatically ejected.

Be sure your disc is flat, make sure the drive is not interfered by disc labels and reset the SMC when your SuperDrive doesn't accept discs.

The SuperDrive only works with standard 120 mm round discs. The non-standard sized or shaped disc will damage the external SuperDrive Mac and Apple USB SuperDrive.

Confirm your discs will work with your computer.

Note that he Apple USB SuperDrive and MacBook Air SuperDrive are designed especially for use with Mac computers that do not have a built-in optical drive.

Ensure your Apple USB SuperDrive is lying flat on a surface with the silver top facing upward and don't put Apple external CD drive underneath anything heavy.

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