Problem with installing snow leopard 10.6.3... :(

Hi everybody
I wanted to install snow leopard 10.6.3. After loading first, I format hard drive and and installing first, it fell in a loop! in each loop, you should install mac os x! and I can't eject DVD. please help me!

Are you using a retail version of the 10.6 DVD?
And what procedure did you select before formatting the drive? I just wonder if you were already booted into a previous version of OS X and then selected to run the 10.6 automatic installer (double-click the Install Mac OS X icon on the install DVD).
To eject the DVD you could turn off the Mac and then turn back on again and hold the mouse button or the Eject button on the keyboard.

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    t33n-iv wrote:
    i am facing problem only when i have internet working on this device. no other user using this device and snow leopard are facing same problem. just because of freezing i have to use stupid windows on my new macbook pro!
    ur reply was helpful, but how should i rectify this problem?
    Have you looked at the manufacturer's website to see if there is an updated driver for it?
    If that doesn't work, I do not know which of the KP troubleshooting steps might resolve the issue. In your place, I would try each one.

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