TechTool Pro 4.5.1

I'm thinking of using this software. Is TechTool Pro 4.5.1 compatible with Intel Mac? Or Do I have to purchase TechTool Pro 4.5.2? Thank you for all replies beforehand.
Bob

> Is TechTool Pro 4.5.1 compatible with Intel Mac?
Yes, 4.5.1 onwards is Intel/Universal Binary
TechTool Deluxe comes with AppleCare, also UB

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Acmcneill1ug 14, 2014 7:16 AM I have IMac OSX 10.9.4, 4GB,Processor 3.06 with Intell2Duo. I would like to check for Malware. I run a TechTool Pro 6 every month and that comes up great. When check how much memory I am using, with only Safar

Acmcneill1ug 14, 2014 7:16 AM
I have IMac OSX 10.9.4, 4GB,Processor 3.06 with Intell2Duo. I would like to check for Malware. I run a TechTool Pro 6 every month and that comes up great.
When check how much memory I am using, with only Safari open I am using 3.9 and more of her 4.0 memory. She is very. very slow in processing. I had 4000
trash to clean out and it took her over an hour to expel. Also for some reason Safari will not allow me to click on a link, in my G-mail, and let it go to the page.
It has a sign saying a pop-up blocker is on and will not let me do it. I must open the stamp to look at my e-mails and if I have redirected link now I can do it.
I have not changed my preferences so where is this pop-up blocker?
I have looked at preferences on Safari and Google, which I do not understand Google, and do not see where this blocker could be.
Malware is something I want to make sure is not on my computer. Tech Tool Pro 6 is all I know of and it does not detect Malware.
Help.
Ceil

Try Thomas Reed's Adware removal tool. He posts extensively in the communities.
Malware Guide - Adware
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My external HD won't mount anymore on Mac OS, Disk Warrior or TechTool Pro, but appears as "media" on Disk Utility. What do I do?

I have this 1 TB Caviar Black drive from WD, I've installed it on an external HD case and have been using to store large files like HD movies and old archive things. Its file system is Mac OS Journaled.
Last year, all of a sudden, it gave me the following error while trying to plug it in: "The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer"
I was mad and left it for dead while looking for a way to fix it.
Then, again all of a sudden, it started working again, flawlessly and without any problems.
It worked well for at least 5 more months and then BAM... same error again!
I've tried DiskWarrior, TechTool Pro, Disk Utility and nothing... The disk won't show up on any of these apps, except on Disk Utility as a "Media" drive with 0 bytes used and unformatted partition.
What do I do?
Could it be the external HD case?

It could be a problem with enclosure, but it also could be a problem with the drive itself or the drive is possibly corrupted. I would start by contacting WD tech support.
It may be possible to recover files from the drive using file recovery software:
General File Recovery
If you stop using the drive it's possible to recover deleted files that have not been overwritten by using recovery software such as MAC Data Recovery, Data Rescue II, File Salvage or TechTool Pro. Each of the preceding come on bootable CDs to enable usage without risk of writing more data to the hard drive. Two free alternatives are Disk Drill and TestDisk. Look for them and demos at MacUpdate or CNET Downloads. Recovery software usually provide trial versions that enable you to determine if the software would help before actually paying for it. Beyond this or if the drive has completely failed, then you would need to send the drive to a recovery service which is very expensive.
The longer the hard drive remains in use and data are written to it, the greater the risk your deleted files will be overwritten.
Also visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on Data Recovery.
Otherwise, unless the drive fixes itself like before you should try repartitioning and reformatting to determine if the drive has failed or is now working properly.

TechTool Pro finds a corrupted file

The latest version of TechTool Pro (v. 4.0.6) found a problem with a file and displayed the following message: "Type List Offset is invalid: Prop-Object.bmp." (Spotlight doesn't locate this file.) The file is probably an image according to Apple Care, but because Apple's Disk Utility gives the computer a clean bill of health, Apple Care says I needn't worry about it, and I don't. However the error/warning message is a minor annoyance whenever I run TechTool Pro. Has anyone on this forum had the same result with TechTool Pro? What is this image/file? Where is it? Can it be safely removed and/or rebuilt? Any information will be appreciated. I am using Tiger (v. 10.4.3) without any problems.
Any information will be appreciated.
Simm

Hi, Simmm —
I don't know the answer to your question. But, since it's otherwise gathering moss at the moment . . .
. . . I'll climb way out on the limb with a crazy thought from left field:
Though .bim is decidedly a graphics file suffix, the rest of the message sounds suspiciously like resource fork lingo . . .
Now — would someone who understands this ~better than I please try to rescue me (I mean Sam), please? (Or, I suppose, saw off the limb.)
Either way, it wouldn't surprise me in the least if this were — at "best" — an invisible file. If so, it's quite possibly something you don't want to mess with.
How thoughtful of TTPro 4.0.6 to leave you hanging like this. Have you considered posting a query to Micromat support?
Wish I could be of more help.
Regards,
Dean
p.s. Yes, I'm aware of surpassing any acceptable boundary against mixing metaphors...

Using techtool pro found problem with "volume structure". What to do?

Using techtool pro found problem with "volume structure" and this was not fixed by TECHTOOL PRO. What do you suggest I do?

I would boot from my gray install disk (put the disk in the drive and restart holding down the C key). Then choose Utilities and run Disk Utility and click Repair Disk. As always, be sure you have a back up of your data first.

Volume rebuild using TechTool Pro 5 - How long??

We put the OS X 10.5 install dvd in our Macbook with the intent to edit the administrator password and instead triggered what our Macbook thought was some kind of upgrade. We were afraid to cancel it, but about a minute in the "upgrade" ended up failing. We lost our ability to boot to the desktop and so we took it in to the Apple Store where they advised us that the node structure became invalid. They told us to either get Diskwarrior or TechTool Pro. We opted for the latter.
We've been doing a volume rebuild now for the last 27 hours. Is this normal?? We did not have an external drive, but there's no indication that this is required. In further searching, we noticed that it's recommended to have one, but we don't. The program has been sitting at "repairing directory structure" and occasionally the dvd drive spins. There's no progress bar, so we don't know what is going on. Does anyone have experience with this who can shed some light on what's going on??
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TechTool Pro – can't create an eDrive

After selecting Source Volume for eDrive and Mac OSX the Create eDrive button remains grey. I'm using TTP version 4.5.1

According to TechTool Help that's bundled with the software:
+The eDrive contains your basic Mac OS X system as well as a copy of TechTool Pro. If you ever have trouble with your normal startup volume, you can simply restart your computer from the eDrive. This will give you immediate access to the tools you need for recovery and repair. It eliminates the need for a bootable CD-ROM/DVD or ancillary hard drive for system volume repair or maintenance. This may be particularly attractive for use on a portable computer. With an eDrive installed you will not need to carry a repair CD/DVD with you on the road.+
I took that to mean you can create an eDrive on the built-in drive.

TechTool Pro 5 data recovery lets me search but not view or save

I have booted from TechTool Pro 5 disk. I'm trying to recover files, pics and such after having to reformat my mac. I can see the files I'm looking for but I can't view, store or save them. Am I missing a step? I have an external drive attached to save/store files. I have thing saved to my drive already. Do I need to partition my external drive first? I've looked online for a user guide/help but to no avail; only where to purchase or I need to call their technical support (can't get thur because I don't have serial number & volume-******).
Thanks ahead of time.
PS
Unable to update software including most up to date version of 10.6

I have booted from TechTool Pro 5 disk. I'm trying to recover files, pics and such after having to reformat my mac. I can see the files I'm looking for but I can't view, store or save them. Am I missing a step? I have an external drive attached to save/store files. I have thing saved to my drive already. Do I need to partition my external drive first? I've looked online for a user guide/help but to no avail; only where to purchase or I need to call their technical support (can't get thur because I don't have serial number & volume-******).
Thanks ahead of time.
PS
Unable to update software including most up to date version of 10.6

OS X Panther and TechTool Pro

Can an earlier version of TechTool Pro be used to diagnose and fix issues with a drive with Panther 10.3.9 installed?
I have tried to install TechTool pro version 4.1.1 for Panther on my beige G3 and it will not launch. It "unexpectedly quits".
Also, I have a second drive that won't boot a cloned copy of OS X Panther and I can't use this drive to boot from and use same version of TechTool on that drive to diagnose the primary boot drive.
The idea was to have 2 versions of OS X Panther to be able to fix issues with both internal drives when needed. Can't seem to be able to do this.
The TTP 4 CD won't boot from the beige's internal CD drive, either. I have an additional CD drive connected via a PCI FW card, but I beleive that the beige Macs are not bootable through FW. So, that won't work.
I have an older version 3.X of TTP that does boot from CD and can be used from OS 9 to diagnose an OS X system. I used to use this version to fix issues with OS X 10.2.8 Jaguar. Since I appear to have some limitations, is it advisable to use an older disk repair app to fix a newer OS X system?
I realize that it might not "fix" everything but will it fix what it'll recognized and not do any additional file damage to a newer system?
Bad idea?
I am kinda stuck as I have a perfectly good working version of OS X Panther running on this Mac, but with no way to do any disk maintenance or repairs with the Panther version of TTP.
Any Suggestions?

Boot to OS 9.
Run XpostFacto.
Insert the Panther Install CD.
Boot to the CD (and claim you will install on the cloned drive) -- this will get you running off the Install CD, but do not install. Instead, choose Disk Utility from the Installer menu as your first action.
Use Disk Utility to Repair the cloned disk. Run again until it comes clean or gets stuck. Then Repair Permissions once.
Quit Disk Utility and set Startup to OS 9 and Restart.
Run XpostFacto.
Select the cloned drive and choose to boot to it.
If no success, go back to OS 9 and run XPostFacto again. Select the cloned drive. Uninstall everything. Re-install everything (it takes a while this time) choose to boot to that drive.

How safe is TechTool Pro 4 Directoty maintainance

Greetings,
I've read before that it is not wise to use the TechTool Pro directory maintainace and optimizer on Tiger. Anly clue? I'm using the latest 4.1.1 and Tiger 10.4.5. Thanks

I've had no problems with TTP v 4.1.1 doing the Directory Maintenance routine and the optimization routine under 10.4.4; I just installed 10.4.5 but haven't tried it out yet. I have even cross-checked the results after directory maintenance using DiskWarrior v 3.0.3, and DiskWarrior always returns a "fully-optimized" directory graphic with no changes necessary. Unless 10.4.5 breaks it, the Directory Maintenance process works just fine, and Optimization seems to work properly as well.

Techtool pro 5 rebuild failed. What do I do next?

Having some problems with MacBook, ran Techtool pro 5, volume rebuild failed. computer still works, but applications have to be force quit.
What should I do next?

It is a 13" MacBook OSX 10.5.8 intel core 2 duo.

Using Techtool Pro 5

Hi, I just finished setting up my new Mac Pro. Pretty amazing upgrade from my old G5 dual 2.0! I was wondering if anyone has advice for using techtool pro to repair,defragment and rebuild drives from time to time. I certainly used it on my old power mac and it was helpful in optimizing performance.
Thanks in advance.
Howard

stuck in an elevator with an insurance agent.
I am in fact the designated elevator emergency operator at my Insurance office...
I figured out one mystery, why I couldn't find the same options as before. I had been using TTP 4.
There is a host of clear cut specified options for creating ones own set of tests in TTP4, that in TTP5 may, I don't know yet, be only possible by clicking the "next" button, which seems to be the one on the right.
But the commands begin very slowly it seems. One click and wait half a minute or so might do it. I'm getting too annoyed to tell.
If anyone can tell me where the old interface like structure is on TTP5, please do.

TechTool Pro 4.5.3 NOT compatible

I had the latest version of Micromat's TechTool Pro installed on my MacPro with OSX10.4.10. I just upgraded my system to 10.5 and got an error message while trying to start TechTool. This is the first program incompatibility I have run accross. Micromat's website has no information about Leopard.

not many programs like tech tool pro will work, my guess is because there are different locations of system files.

Techtool pro 4.1 compatibility with osx 10.4.6

Hi recently i updated to techtool pro 4.1 and since this time i have had a few problems. I erased the original edrive as advised and reinstalled the new edrive./ all was hunky dory everything working really well and quick. Then the phantom grey screen appeared at boot up. All keyboard function had no effect, no chime no whirring just freeze. So i zapped the PRAM and hey presto it kicked in allowing me to disconnect peripherals and as a precausiton i took out the techttol pro completely. since then and on reading other users comments ablout glitches i have been loathe to reinstall it but want trouble free computing ( as near as **** it) What do i do I have software whcih is touted initially as great and has conflicting reports. What do i do?
I use my mac for home use only and only have fotos and music and the odd lyric i have written. Q what is disc warrior do i need it?
Could this have nothing to do with the techtool software could it be a virus?
Many thanks for any comments or help you can afford me in this matter.
Alan

Hi Alan, Welcome to Apple Discussions.
I am running TTP 4.1.1 with 10.4.6 without issues. I don't use e-drive, never did so I can't help you there but there should be no conflict.
I can assure you with 99.999% certainty it is NOT a virus.
DiskWarrior rebuilds the directory and it does it in the same fashion as TTP and that is about all it does, so if you have TTP I wouldn't advise spending the additional $ on DW.
What does Disk Utility >> Verify Disk report?
What issues are you experiencing now?
-mj
[email protected]

What is the Windows equivalent of DiskWarrior or TechTool Pro?

Hi - I'm looking for admin/troubleshooting/defragging software for the Windows subsystem of my Mac - basically, the equivalent of DiskWarrior, or TechTool Pro? Let me know.
Peter

There's a fairly good list of common keyboard commands in the Help files, but there's a much more complete list here.

Disk utility & TechTool Pro will not recognize volumes on hard drive

My Powerbook G4 will not start up. This is what happens:
1. Startup chime
2. Hard drive starts to make a constant 'pause-click, pause-click' like a skipping vinyl record sound
3. Then I only get as far as the flashing question mark on screen
I have disconnected all peripherals. I have booted up from install CD and used *Disk Utility* and it does not recognize the hard drive, only the CDR drive. I have booted from the Apple Hardware Test CD. All hardware passes. I have booted off the *TechTool Pro CD* and tried to run the entire suite of diagnositc tests. All hardware passes, all drives pass, but when I get to Volumes and Files, none are recognized. I have tried to get to the *Startup Manager*, but I can't get to that point either, only as far as the flashing question mark. I would like to be able to salvage data from the harddrive, so haven't tried to reinstall software and OS.
It seems to me that the hard drive is probably dead and I probably need to replace it, but is there any hope to recover data from the old hard drive
Any suggestions on what else I might try or on confirming my tentative diagnosis, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Thanks for the quick reply Tom,
I mostly save my work related documents on external flash drives or zip drive media, so my most important data for the most part is backed up. However, I had gotten a bit unattentive with personal interest stuff, like photos, music etc. I'll probably think of something important months from now and realize it was only on that drive, but for now I am most concerned about my downloaded emails and email addressbook. I never thought to back those up. Makes me want to stop running Thunderbird and keep all my emails online. Anyway I have some recent business inquiry emails from new contacts that are stuck on that drive. Can't recall the exact name of the organization this person was with. Aghh.
Think there is any use trying one of those data recovery programs to see if I could extract some information from the disk?
I am realizing that I will probably need a new hard drive to get the computer running . A friend's dad who is a computer teacher (though mostly PC but has kids with Macs so he's been working with Macs a bit and learning) mentioned the possibility of putting in a new hard drive as the start up drive then installing the old one as a secondary hard drive so I can try to access my data that way. Think that sounds like a feasible option to try? Perhaps I could run the recovery within that configuration. Worth a try? Pointless?
I appreciate any words of wisdom or commiseration.
Thanks,
Applangel

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