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Friday, 29 November 2013

Fix your Mac yourself with the new TechTool Pro 7!

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Introducing Techtool Pro 7! This is the most advanced version of the acclaimed Macintosh troubleshooting utility created in its 20-year history. Micromat has redeveloped Techtool Pro 7 to be fully 64-bit compatible, which allows the program to run more efficiently on the latest Macintosh computers. We also added a fantastic new RAM test that can find problems which no other utility can; and we also improved many of the testing, repair and maintenance routines.


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New Memory Test


Many users and technicians overlook RAM problems when troubleshooting a system, mostly because it's so difficult to properly test. But with the wide availability of inexpensive memory modules, RAM problems are quite prevalent and can cause a variety of crashes, program errors and even data loss. We've seen many cases where a user will be chasing down a disk or extension problem when their issue was simply a faulty and inexpensively replaced memory module. We've taken almost 2 years to develop one of the most advanced memory tests in the industry that will help technicians and users alike diagnose and isolate this common, but often missed issue. As part of the RAM test, we've also added a fantastic SPD report that shows you an enormous amount of technical and other interesting information about your computer's memory.


New Models and Mavericks

Techtool Pro 7 works with the latest summer release of Macintosh computers. It also works perfectly on the developer release of the new version of Mac OS X, "Mavericks."

Improved Tests

Besides the Memory test, we've improved many of the existing tests in Techtool Pro 7 to run more efficiently and to find and repair more problems than the previous version. We've also greatly improved our volume optimization feature.
We think you'll find Techtool Pro 7 to be an extremely valuable addition to your Macintosh toolbox. To learn more about Techtool Pro's other features, read on. To order a new copy or upgrade from your current version, click here.

Volume Structures and Volume Rebuild: Mac Drive Testing and Repair

Mac Drive Testing and Repair


Your Mac's hard drive, even if it is a Solid State Drive, is more likely to experience problems than any other component on your Mac. Because data changes so frequently, it can sometimes get scrambled. So, it's important to be able to test drives for problems and then repair them. Sadly, if something is physically wrong with the drive, it will need to be backed up and replaced, but the sooner this type of damage is detected, the fewer files - like cherished memories and important personal documents - will be lost. Most drive problems, however, result from data being in the wrong place, and can be repaired using Techtool Pro’s Volume Rebuild tool.







eDrive: Emergency Startup Disk

Emergency Startup Disk

If your startup disk stops working, and you need another startup disk, Techtool Pro’s eDrive steps in to help. The eDrive is what you’ll use to test, rebuild or defragment your main hard drive, but it is really helpful if your main startup disk goes missing. Instead of fumbling for your install DVD, or relying on the Recovery HD’s limited functionality, the eDrive gives you quick access to Techtool Pro along with several handy Apple utilities. You can even add other programs if you like.







Protect Important Data

The best way to prevent data loss is to be prepared. In addition to a backup, Techtool Pro includes Techtool Protection, which keeps an eye on your trash, allowing you to undelete that file you didn’t mean to delete. You can also back up your directory structures, the ‘map’ of where your data lives, so that if you need to recover data from a corrupt drive, Techtool Pro’s Data Recovery tool will know exactly where to look. Better yet, use Techtool Pro’s Volume Cloning tool to create an additional backup.






      
Diagnostics and Repair
Start with Check Computer to perform a complete 
diagnostic check of your Mac and hard drives. A single 
click of your mouse runs a SMART Check of your hard 
drive to detect impending drive failure, a RAM test, 
analysis of disk directories and more. If problems are 
found, advice is provided on how to proceed to repair 
the problem. Use Check Computer regularly as a part of 
your preventive maintenance program.


      



     
Volume Rebuild
Techtool Pro will test, rebuild, and repair damaged 
directories on corrupted hard drives, and optimize 
the data directories when they are repaired. Volume 
Rebuild will display a comparison chart before directory 
data is replaced. Use Volume Rebuild to keep your drives 
operating at their peak performance.


       

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Memory Test
RAM problems are quite prevalent and can cause a variety 
of crashes, program errors and even data loss. We've seen  many cases where a user will be chasing down a disk or extension problem when their issue was simply a faulty and inexpensively replaced memory module. As part of the RAM test, we've also added a fantastic SPD report that shows you an enormous amount of technical and other interesting information about your computer's memory.
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eDrive
Using Techtool Pro, you can easily create an eDrive, an extra startup partition based on the active system volume, which can be used as an emergency startup partition or to perform regular maintenance on your Mac. The eDrive is based on your specific Macs system plus includes Techtool Pro's tools for Mac repair. Using the eDrive, there's no need to reformat or to boot from a DVD or secondary hard drive.


      



     
Volume Cloning
Volume Cloning creates exact duplicates of your volumes for trouble-free archiving to backup your data and applications. Cloning volumes can also be helpful if you are upgrading from a smaller size hard drive to a larger drive. You have the options of creating a duplicate of an entire disk, file syncing by adding only the changed files to a clone, or cloning to numerous disc image formats.


   



     
Volume and File Optimization
Techtool Pro performs both file and volume optimization. File optimization defragments individual files on the hard drive. Volume optimization consolidates the free space on a hard drive. For full optimization, perform Volume Optimization after File Optimization. The resulting optimization simplifies the file storage layout and may enhance the overall performance of your drive.


      

           



     
Data Recovery
Techtool Pro helps you recover your data from corrupted drives or volumes that don't mount on the desktop to save the data to another location.† Use the Trash History feature to track the location of deleted files and increase the chance of their recovery in the case of an accidental deletion.


  



     
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Network Monitoring
Techtool Pro will monitor the configuration of your local area network (LAN) by revealing the active services and ports on each selected machine or Bonjour supported device on your LAN. This information is important for strengthening security on a specific machine, Bonjour supported device or your overall LAN, and is also helpful in tracking what devices have been in use in the past that are no longer available since the last time monitoring was performed.





     
Protection Preferences
Techtool Pro includes the option to install the Techtool Protection system preference, where you configure automatic functions that operate in the background. In particular, you can configure Protection to track deleted files, monitor the free space on your hard drives, save backups of critical directory data to help with recovery in the event of drive corruption, and to monitor the SMART routines of your hard drives. If problems are found, Protection delivers onscreen and email alerts.

      



Techtool Pro 7 is feature-packed with benefits that all Mac users need for comprehensive diagnostics, repair, and maintenance. To ensure your Mac stays optimized and trouble-free, make sure you use Techtool Pro 7 regularly and keep your Mac running at peak performance.


System Requirements:
  • Intel-based Macs
  • Mac OS X 10.6 or greater
  • 512 Megabytes RAM or higher

†Note: Data Recovery may not recover data in all circumstances.  For best results, enable Techtool Protection before data loss.


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