I have a MacBook Pro, CS5 photoshop extended

I have installed the photoshop CS5 extended on 1 laptop, and want to download it again to my 2nd laptop. It says it can go on 2, if owned by the same person - which is does.
When I put it into the CD slot on MacBook Pro - it pops out? Its also doesn't show in the Finder.
Any advise please?

Are you able to read other DVDs/CDs in your optical drive? You might also want to try being on AC power when inserting the DVD.

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