Alsoft DiskWarrior - 4.0 Manual De Instrucciónes

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Troubleshooting
 Chapter 3: Troubleshooting and Error Messages
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❏ Problem: My Mac OS computer “hangs” during the rebuild (pointer moves 
when the mouse is moved, but there is no reaction when I click anywhere on 
the screen).
If your Macintosh hangs during the operation of DiskWarrior, this could be caused by hardware 
or software problems with a hard disk or a problem with the SCSI, USB, or FireWire chain. 
Make sure the disk drivers are the current versions for the operating system running on your 
computer. If the operating system was recently updated to a new version, you may need to update 
the drivers as well. For disks from vendors other than Apple, check with the manufacturer of the 
formatting software for the latest version of their drivers. It is also possible the driver has become 
corrupted, so a simple reinstallation of the driver may solve the problem.
If the problem is due to bad blocks on the disk or DiskWarrior has problems reading or writing 
to the disk, you will need to reformat the disk. In the case bad blocks were the problem, the disk 
needs to be reformatted to exclude the bad blocks. Follow the procedure recommended by the 
manufacturer for your particular disk for reformatting. Note that reformatting is not simply 
erasing the hard disk. Make sure to backup up your hard disk first because everything will be 
erased by reformatting.
❏ Problem: The power to my Mac OS computer was disconnected, shut off, or 
otherwise interrupted while doing the repair.
DiskWarrior was designed to permit interruptions. Simply run DiskWarrior again to complete 
the repair of the disk that was being rebuilt. 
❏ Problem: My hard drive does not appear in the Hardware Tool’s devices pop-
up menu.
DiskWarrior’s hardware monitoring only supports internal ATA drives with built-in S.M.A.R.T. 
testing capabilities. If you do not have such a hard drive, no drive will be listed in the devices 
pop-up menu, and all options will be disabled.