Techtool pro 16 mac os x#
Techtool pro 16 install#
Techtool pro 16 drivers#
Techtool pro 16 full#

Techtool Protogo allows you to create a bootable diagnostic device that contains Techtool Pro and all of its most powerful tools as well as any of your own utilities you may wish to install. The portability of Techtool Protogo is included with every copy of Techtool Pro. Customize the size of your eDrive, up to 128 GB.* You can even add other programs if you like.

Techtool pro 16 install#

Instead of fumbling for your install DVD, or relying on the Recovery HD’s limited functionality, the eDrive gives you quick access to Techtool Pro along with several handy Apple utilities. The eDrive is what you’ll use to test, rebuild or defragment your main hard drive, but it is really helpful if your main startup disk goes missing. If your startup disk stops working, and you need another startup disk, Techtool Pro’s eDrive steps in to help. Customize any of these or create your own suite from scratch to test your Mac exactly as you would like. The Intermediate Suite leaves out the Surface Scan test to help save time, while the Quick Suite tests your Mac excluding your disks, for a quick look at the health of your Mac's hardware.

Techtool pro 16 full#

The Full Suite does what it sounds like, running every test and checking every drive. Use the built-in Full, Intermediate or Quick suites or make your own suite of tests to perfectly suit your needs. Using the Check Computer Suites, you can set up a variety of test suites for your needs. Techtool Pro 15 continues to receive improvements to support the latest Macs, along with improvements in the tests and tools you rely on.

Techtool pro 16 drivers#

Techtool Pro 15 now includes improved and updated drivers for reading SMART data on external drives on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Techtool Pro continues to support both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Techtool Pro 15 has been fully updated and optimized to support macOS 12, Monterey. Whether you're a single user or you support many other Macintosh users at work, you'll want to get the latest version of Techtool Pro. And other people may count on you to keep their own computers running at their best as well. Your Macintosh counts on you to keep it running at its best. The professional-grade Mac toolkit for the rest of us.

Techtool pro 16 mac os x#

I back up with SuperDuper manually.Įdit Reason: changed title so that MMT3 will be aware of itĮdited by joemikeb (12/14/09 10:09 AM ET )Įdit Reason: This topic evolved from an apparent system issue to an applications issue and was relocated from Mac OS X 10.6.Techtool Pro 15 - Now supporting macOS Monterey. The only automated backup running is Time Machine. Yes, I'm cheap, but perhaps I can save something this way.

I am using the latest version of TTP.ĮDIT: I have not yet tried WhatSize because there may be a way to avoid buying a license. It is premature to say anything (and, so far, the extra drive activity seems to have ceased) but I wonder if this is causing the issue. I turned off Directory Backup to see what would happen. Coincidentally, I saw that the hard drive's occupied space increased when I did a Get Info on the drive. While those sounds were occurring, I went to the TechTool Protection preference pane and saw that the Directory Backup was in progress. My troubleshooting is preliminary at this point but I had been aware of a lot of hard drive activity, due to sounds of the drive working, but relegated that to a peculiarity of SL. As instructed, I entered cd /.Trashes but the command that MMT3 wrote, namely sudo ls-lias, doesn't work in Snow Leopard. I have looked at MMT3's excellent post, Where Did My Disk Space Go, and have followed most of the steps. My hard drive seems to be filling up too fast.