Once you entered into Recovery Mode, run Fist Aid using the second method. If you can’t reach Recovery Mode then, reboot the Mac again and repeat the same steps.
So, the solution now is to boot the Mac in Recovery Mode and then try First Aid, using Disk Utility in the same way as mentioned above. Thus, the check cannot make changes to the system drive. The check runs in live mode, examines the disk meanwhile the OS X is running from it. In some cases, Mac fails to find and repair disk or file system issues when you boot it into Safe Mode. If you see messages like “Storage system check exit code is 0” and “Filesystem check exit code is 0” then it indicates, no errors are found (code “0” is a good sign). Step 7: Next, Disk Utility will ask your permission to automatically fix the found issues. You can use Show Details option to view detailed information about the error that came up. Step 6: If Disk Utility finds any error, it shows a list of found issues. Step 5: Choose Run option to check the selected disk for errors. Step 3: In the Disk Utility wizard, choose the disk or volume you want to check. Step 2: Type Disk Utility and click on Enter button.
Step 1: Hit Command and Space keys together to open Spotlight. So, how to use First Aid to repair disk and file system problems on Mac? Apple updated this feature (interface) in El Capitan yet it’s working mechanism remained same. This First Aid performs a disk health check on your Mac system. Mac Disk Utility consists a First Aid option. Now, you can reboot your Macintosh as usual.If you are logged in and can see the desktop, then it says the check is done.This login process takes more time compared to the normal boot action, so take a break.Sign in with essential password and Mac starts to check the disks.Restart the Machine and hold Shift key (during Mac boot).Thus, your several problems will get resolved when a Mac is booted in Safe Mode. Safe Mode/Safe Boot encloses an automatic startup check and repair mechanism. The simplest way to fix disk and file system errors on your Mac is to boot the machine in Safe Mode. So, in this editorial, I have explained how to repair disk and file system problems on your Mac in simple ways. But, if you are running an earlier OS X on your Mac then, you should solve disk and file system problems on your own.īut, definitely this is not going to be a tougher job since, Mac OS X has a range of tools starting from First Aid to “ fsck” for fixing the disk, partition, and file system issues. You don’t have to bother about repairing disk permissions in latest versions of Mac OS X.
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