With the passage of time , your computer doesn’t start
properly, you face sluggish behavior. Mac OS X includes
two utilities for this —Disk Utility and fsck (a command-line utility). You can also use
these even when your computer starts just fine but you want to check the disk
health for possible file system issues.
In some cases, file system errors may prevent your computer from
starting up. This can occur after an improper shut down, forced restart, or
power interruption. If your computer shows any of the following symptoms on start
up, use a disk repair utility.
If you're using Mac OS X 10.2 or later, you can start up your
computer in Safe Mode, which includes an automatic disk check and repair.
Disk
Utility:- Mac
users are familiar with Disk Utility. It’s used to format hard
drives, create RAID arrays, mount volumes, burn disk images (.dmg files), and
fix basic disk problems. The Repair Disk function can be used on
any non-startup drive and can fix simple volume or file system errors. Repair
Permissions is the other kind of maintenance Disk Utility can do.
Open the Disk Utility
Click the First Aid Tab
Click the OS X Volume
Click Repair. Disk Utility checks and repairs the disk
Tip: With
Mac OS X v10.6 and earlier, you should always start up your computer from an
Install or Restore disc when using Disk Utility to verify or repair your start
up volume. Otherwise, you might see some disk error messages.
Solve
Mac disk problem with Stellar Drive ToolBox:-
This tool is a complete pack of Mac
optimization utilities. It helps to check drive health, repair them and fix the
issues. It helps Mac users to optimize, repair, manage, protect and clean their
hard drives. It has these utilities - Speed
up utility, Wipe, Drive Defrag, Volume Repair, Drive Clone, Partition Manager,
Drive Initialize, Surface Scan, Drive Status, Drive Performance etc..
Data Encryptor is a bonus utility to keep
your Mac data safe.