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26 Chapter 2: Using DiskWarrior Running DiskWarrior

4) Select the disk to be rebuilt from the disks pop-up menu.

If you have problems ﬁnding the disk whose directory you want to rebuild, refer to

Problem: The disk I want to rebuild does not appear in the Disks Pop-up menu. on

page 48, "Chapter 3: Troubleshooting and Error Messages."

5) The lower portion of the main window will indicate whether the directory is

ready to be rebuilt.

If for some reason DiskWarrior cannot rebuild the disk’s directory, it will indicate the

reasons the directory cannot be rebuilt. For more information on disk requirements

for repair, refer to Requirements on page 20 in this chapter. For methods to overcome

the reasons a disk directory cannot be rebuilt, refer to Disk Status Messages on page

50, "Chapter 3: Troubleshooting and Error Messages."

6) Click the Rebuild button.

DiskWarrior will begin building the replacement directory on the disk to be rebuilt. It

will ﬁrst analyze the disk. This analysis can take anywhere from several seconds to

several minutes or longer, depending on the number of ﬁles and folders on the disk.

7) Read the DiskWarrior Report.

When DiskWarrior is ﬁnished, it will display a window informing you of the results of

the rebuild. This will include any ﬁles and folders that may have been affected by

directory damage. You should pay particular attention to these ﬁles and folders while

inspecting the Preview disk in the next step. For further information on what

DiskWarrior reports, refer to What to Look for in the DiskWarrior Report on page 29

in this chapter. If you have used another utility to “repair” your disk before running

DiskWarrior, refer to What to Do If You Used Another Utility First on page 36 in this

chapter.

8) Test the replacement directory.

At this point, the original directory information on your disk has not been replaced, and

it will not be until you click “Replace” in step 10) Click “Replace” to use the

replacement directory, or “Cancel” to leave the directory untouched. The

DiskWarrior Report gives you an option to preview how your disk will appear after the

original directory is replaced. If, for instance, you are using DiskWarrior to recover lost

ﬁles or folders, you can verify that the replacement directory has these ﬁles. For further

information, refer to What to Look for During Preview on page 30 in this chapter.

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