Cant reinstall cs5 to my new macbook pro. the disk is keep ejecting out.

Can't reinstall cs5 to my new macbook pro. the disk is keep ejecting out.

Hi Hj yo,
Please use the below link to download CS5 software.
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-product-downloads.html
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strangely enough, it went away by itself, and until now, it did not come back. I also believe it must be soms sort of graphic card connection failure or something like that, it`s very strange though. I also did let it know to the apple store, and explained it, and they were willing to repair it, but now everything is ok, so it has no meaning to go to the apple store, maybe for a checkup, that would be interesting maybe.
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"Will my OS work fine? Will his or her OS still work fine?"
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