> > So, what do you all recommend as a better alternative? Disk Warrior? Tech
>> Tool Pro?
>
>Yes. I use Diskwarrior, Disk first Aid, Tech Tool Pro for hardware testing
>(when I am not using Mac Test Pro) and a virtual arsenal of other
>troubleshooting utilities in my line of work. I NEVER use any of the Norton
>Suite of products for ANYTHING. Except for mini Frisbee's or Coasters.
>
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I have used Norton Utilities on Macs for years but (1) never
install it and (2) be very careful about using disk doctor to repair
a computer that has problems you don't know the extent of.
Disk doctor works well on computers that are maintained
regularly but when used on a computer that has a lot of software
problems that have built up and compounded over time, disk doctor can
make it worse.
I consider it an excellent tool for my own use because I keep
my computers maintained but I'm very wary when using it on someone
else's computer.
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