Disk Warrior Report

Question

Kappy was helping me with my MBP problem with my MacIntosh HD. He recommended, as did others to get the Disk Warrior which I did. I ran it a couple of times last night after I talked with Apple Care support on line-he couldn't figure out what was wrong. I am asking for someone to review this, in particular the File errors down below and give me an interpretation.
I appreciate your help.
Time: 12/7/08 2:17:32 PM DiskWarrior Version: 4.1
DiskWarrior has successfully built a new optimized directory for the disk named "MacIntosh HD." The new directory is ready to replace the original directory.
Notes: All file and folder data was easily located.
Comparison of the original and replacement directories indicates that there will be changes to the number, the contents and/or the attributes of the files and folders. It is recommended that you preview the replacement directory and examine the items listed below. All files and folders were compared and a total of 13,919,576 comparison tests were performed.
Errors, if any, in the directory structure such as tree depth, header node, map nodes, node size, node counts, node links, indexes and more have been repaired.
File: "日本語.html"
Repaired Text Encoding Location: "MacIntosh HD/Applications/Adobe Bridge/Legal.localized/"
Explanations: Text Encoding: File and folder names are stored in Unicode characters. The text encoding value indicates the method used to convert the file name to Unicode. Repairs prevent the name from being displayed incorrectly.
Disk Information:
Files: 510,953
Folders: 135,461
Free Space: 79.31 GB
Format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
Block Size: 4 K
Disk Sectors: 311,909,984
Media: FUJITSU MHW2160BHPL
Time: 12/7/08 8:29:49 PM DiskWarrior Version: 4.1 DiskWarrior scanned the disk named "MacIntosh HD" checking all files and folders for damage and potential compatibility problems.
Disk: "MacIntosh HD" Location: "Desktop"
The Property List data was checked in 10,101 files.
The Resource Data was checked in 6,340 files.
The maximum Folder Depth on this disk is 21. This does not exceed the maximum recommended depth.
File: ".cdc.mk4e.plist" Detected that Property List data is damaged and cannot be repaired.
XML parser error: Unexpected character at line 1
Old-style plist parser error: Unexpected character '0x4' at line 1 Location: "MacIntosh HD/Users/goldenmr2w/Library/Preferences/"
File: "com.apple.scheduler7098.plist" Detected that Property List data is damaged and cannot be repaired. Conversion of data failed. The file is not UTF-8, or in the encoding specified in XML header if XML. Location: "MacIntosh HD/Users/goldenmr2w/Library/Preferences/"
File: "com.apple.iphotomosaic.plist" Detected that Property List data is damaged and cannot be repaired. Conversion of data failed. The file is not UTF-8, or in the encoding specified in XML header if XML. Location: "MacIntosh HD/Users/goldenmr2w/Library/Preferences/"
Explanations Folder Depth: This number indicates how many folders are nested inside each other. If a disk contains only three folders and Folder A is inside Folder B and Folder B is inside Folder C, then this disk has a maximum folder depth of three. Folders nested too deeply can cause software compatibility problems.
Property List: This is a standard file format for storing data and is often used to store preferences. The names of these files normally end with a .plist file extension. Corrupt property list files can cause system instability.
Resource Data: This is an older file format for storing data and was often used to store preferences. The names of these files normally end with a .rsrc file extension. Corrupt resource data files can cause system instability.
Thank You Again,
golden2 Denver

Answer 1

Mr. Kappy-I did not see your name on board, and thank you so much.
I just ran a repair disk permissions and got:
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Resources/OwnerGroupTool" has been modified and will not be repaired.
which is a whole lot better than all the stuff I was getting yesterday before Disk Warrior.
So maybe that is why the Apple Care person could not find anything wrong.
Okay, I really promise this time not to touch anything I am not supposed to.
May I ask one thing-do you recommend downloading Disk Warrior and have it run routine maintenance as well? And it is okay if I can figure that our for myself, too.
I appreciate your very understandable explanations and recommendations.
golden2 Denver