Help to Uninstall the Mac OS X Leopard!

[shuriken200]

When i try to uninstall the Mac OS X Leopard, the install disc just get pushed out after i restart the Mac. AND, nearly 90% of the times i try to put the Install CD in my computer it just gets pushed out.
I have tried the "Hold C butten when starting the computer"
I want to install it with the same disc that i installed leopard with.
I got a Mac Book Pro with Leopard.

And i also want to install Boot camp when i reinstall the computer.

Pliis. I need to reinstall the computer. I have to get it to work. I need it at school!

 

[edesignuk]

If you could post a question that makes some sort of sense you'd be likely to get more helpful answers.

At the moment I haven't the faintest idea what you're doing, other than you have a Leopard disc from somewhere (where?) and it won't work on this system.

 

[shuriken200]

What i mean, is that my Mac wont run the installation disc to Leopard.
What i want is to be able to, is to uninstall the leopard that i have on my computer, and install it again. And i want to have Boot Camp with it.

Sorry for bad writing. I am new to forums

 

[NoSmokingBandit]

are you new to english?

 

[John Doe 57]

This may help:

http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5952782

 

[Sambo110]

Why do you want to reinstall Leopard?

 

[belvdr]

are you new to english?

That's harsh and irrelevant. Are you new to society?

OP, is the disc scratched and/or dirty?

 

[BlueRevolution]

Do you have problems with any other disks?

 

[surflordca]

Let me guess. You are trying to install Leopard from a Leopard restore that doesn't belong to the computer that you are restoring to. For example. You can't use a restore from a Mac Pro to restore a iMac etc...

 

[BlueRevolution]

Let me guess. You are trying to install Leopard from a Leopard restore that doesn't belong to the computer that you are restoring to. For example. You can't use a restore from a Mac Pro to restore a iMac etc...

When you try to install from the wrong disks you get an error message saying "You cannot install Mac OS X on this computer." The disk isn't ejected with no warning.