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Other times you may be unable to startup your computer or login to your User account, but

DiskWarrior reports no problems with your directory. This is often caused by corrupt ﬁles, and

DiskWarrior’s ﬁle tools may be able to ﬁx or detect problems. For more information refer to

Using DiskWarrior’s File Checking on page 43 in this chapter.

Using DiskWarrior to Recover Data from Malfunctioning Disks

Occasionally, due to a mechanical malfunction, a disk becomes unusable. Unfortunately, you

usually still have data you need on the disk when this happens. Although a malfunctioning disk

cannot be repaired, DiskWarrior may be able to allow you to recover as much data as possible

from such a disk, even if it is a disk to which data can no longer be written.

Follow the directions in the section Running DiskWarrior on page 23 in this chapter. At step 8)

Test the replacement directory on page 25, use the DiskWarrior replacement directory to

access the damaged disk. Copy as many ﬁles and folders as possible to another hard disk,

removable media, network disk, etc., using the Finder or the DiskWarrior Preview Window. You

may need to copy the original ﬁles to several disks, depending upon the amount and size of the

ﬁles on the source and the size of the disks to which you are copying the ﬁles.

Another option is to copy only the ﬁles that you absolutely need, such as those that have changed

since your last backup, or only your data ﬁles if you are planning to reinstall your system and

applications. In either case, with this type of damaged disk, it is possible that the System will not

be able to copy all of the ﬁles you select. If the System displays such an error, select “Continue”

to continue copying the remainder of the ﬁles you selected. When the copy operation is

complete, you may want to attempt to copy the skipped ﬁles again in case the error is intermittent

and the copy operation can be performed for those ﬁles.

What to Do If Your Computer Has a Malfunctioning Internal Disk

The easiest way to rebuild your normal startup disk, whether you are having problems with it or

not, is to use the DiskWarrior Disc. Just follow the directions in Rebuilding Your HFS and HFS

Plus Disks on page 23 in this chapter, using the DiskWarrior Disc as the startup disk.

If the normal startup disk has a mechanical malfunction, follow the instructions in the section

Previewing When the DiskWarrior Disc Is the Startup Disk on page 29 in this chapter to

recover your ﬁles to another hard disk, removable media or network disk.

What to Do If You Used Another Utility First

If you have used another utility before DiskWarrior and now have a directory that has no errors

but is missing data, you can make DiskWarrior scavenge the directory to ﬁnd the lost data if the

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