has a free upgrade to 4.1, which is Leopard compliant.
MicroMat claim that 4.6.1 is fully Leopard compliant.
I have not used Drive Genius 2, but it does seem that when you pit utilities of this type against each other, they always seem to be at odds with each other.
A rebuilt directory, I would always use DW for this, when scanned with TTP would always "need" rebuilding. And Vice Versa
Hopefully a Drive Genius user will come along shortly
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for most long time owners/users. Using Macs for quite some time, I have always relied heavily on Tech Tool Pro & Diskwarrior as essential utilities.
We are now waiting for Tech Tool Pro 5 release. In the meantime 4.6.1 is useless in Leopard. When trying to use it runs halfway into volume structures then freezes absolutely. In good faith I bought version 4 last summer. That was the latest issue but they are only offering an upgrade price for sales within a recent short period of time. How damnably arrogant. All loyal users with 4.6.1 should have an upgrade path, not have to pay full price !
Because of the dilemma & I have always had to use utilities frequently to deal with "natural?" deterioration of normal use. I am certainly no power user. Some them have said they never have had to use those utilties except on rare occasion..
In my concern, I purchased Prosoft Drive Genius 2. It is Leopard current/compliant so I ran its procedures including defrag. That took a time & after exhausting all its uses I used my latest Alsoft Diskwarrior to check. The Diskwarrior is not yet Leopard compliant & its standards claimed inconsistencies with the condition Drive Genius 2 put things in.
Anyone had experience with Drive Genius to have opinions on it as well as the status of Tech Tool & Diskwarrior?
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