In my experience, though it's not cheap, it fixes so many things that
it's really vital to have it somewhere. It also builds a start-up
recovery disk (with Diskwarrior added) via its utility so it's helpful
just for that.
Hope it works after all that expense;)
Does Spotlight (or Launchbar, or similar utility) show the Finder? That
might persuade it to launch. The Finder app lives in
System/Library/CoreServices/ (but manually launching it won't solve
other problems).
On 4 Dec 2015, at 7:13, Phil Ward wrote:
There was no dock, so no the finder doesn’t appear. Finder didn’t
appear in the Force Quit dialogue box either. The problem seems to
occur only when the iMac wakes from sleep (it’s just done it again).
But if it restarts from “cold”, it all boots up normally. Anyway,
you’re probably right, it’s time for Discwarrior (OS X Disc
Utility report that startup disc is OK).
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