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• El capitan | disk utility: 'format' is missing

  Dear mac'ommunity.

  You also have 'format' missing from disk on the new el capitan utility?

  I wanted to fix my external drive. with googleling I discovered, I have to 'clear' the external drive and rename it. After that I should click on 'format' to set the password. but where?

  need your help! Thank you!!!

  The format of the volume is selected to delete. Click on the clear button, and then choose a format. If you want to specify a password encrypted options, for example OS X Extended (journaled, Encrypted). You will then need to choose a password.

• Burn a DVD with "disk utility".

  Before El Capitan (10.11.2), I was able to burn a DVD using "disk utility".  Here are the instructions that I used.  Disk utility has now a new version Version 15.0 (1511.3) and the statement no longer work.  Can anyone update these instructions?

  Copy DVD

  Follow these instructions to make a copy of your DVD unprotected:

  Insert your DVD into your Mac. Most Macs will automatically launch the DVD player. Once he starts, he gave up. You should see your DVD drive mounted on your desktop.

  Open disk utility (Applications > utilities). Select the DVD drive in the list on the left. You will notice that there are two DVD icons - select the one slightly indented (this is the DVD itself, while the first is the drive).

  Click on "New Image" in the main window of disk utility.

  Choose a name and a destination in the window "Save as...". ». Don't forget that your destination should have enough space to copy the whole DVD, which can be more than four concerts.

  In the window "Save as...". ', to ensure that the selection 'Format of Image' is set to ' CD/DVD Master' and the selection of "Encryption" is set to 'none '. Click Save.

  After you have copied the DVD in your destination drive, return to disk utility. Your new disk Image will appear in the list on the left side of the disk utility window. The original disc of DVD on your Mac.

  Insert a DVD disc that is accessible by writing in your Mac. Select your disk Image created in the list on the left side of the disk utility window. Click on "Burn" in the main window of disk utility. Choose your burn speed and if you want to check the data burned.

  You will receive confirmation once you the DVD are engraved with success and you are all set with a new copy of your DVD drive. Just save your new disk Image and you can make a copy whenever you may need.

  That is right. Apple has removed this feature FROM.

  You can do it from the Finder

  http://osxdaily.com/2015/11/22/burn-disc-images-OS-x-Finder/

• Picture of problematic Bluray disc burned with disk utility

  Hi all:

  I export out of first two sequences: one is a 11 minute video that I exported a Bluray 1080 pm 23.976 h.264. The other is a sequence of 2 hours that I exported with h.264 Bluray 720 p 23.976. I has .m4v and WAV in again and made a basic menu, related all this and built a Bluray disk image. It was released as a 9 GB .iso. I then brought in disk utility which I burned on a Bluray disc on my mac pro book using an external Bluray drive via the USB port. I used the front disc to burn a blu ray and it worked fine. But this time when I go to play the disc after burning (using the same USB) DVD (mac OS app) says "disc not available".

  I tried several times with different long projects and I get the same questions.

  Any thoughts?

  Johnny

  My 'mac os support for playback of bluray' google suggests that the standard player mac does not support playback of bluray. I'd love to learn otherwise.

• Disk utility cannot create image

  I am trying to create a new disk image encrypted to store sensitive files I get only when I need to use them/it.

  I can't get the disk utility to create a new image.  I use "File" > "New Image" > "Blank Image...". "If I leave all the settings in the pop missed up I get the error:"the operation failed with the State-5000.

  Ideally, I want to create an image that I will eventually burn on DVD; If I change the settings:

  "image Format" = ' CD/DVD Master '.

  "size:" = "4.6 GB (DVD-R DVD - RAM).

  "encryption:" = "128-bit AES encryption (recommended).

  I get the error: "the operation failed with the State 13.

  Anyone know what these errors?

  The volume I am creating the image is using safe.

  As far as I know,-5000 is the OS X value for a permissions access error. Check the location where you want to store your image is writable, and also there is enough free space. Try to create a smaller image to see if the free space is the problem. It might be interesting to try and 'first aid' on the right if the target disk.

  C.

• Disk utility first aid operation was unsuccessful and iMac freezes when it is reloaded

  iMac Intel Core (2010) 320 GB 4 GB of RAM.  Running OS 10.11.6

  Started computer, white screen appeared with the icon of a folder with an exclamation mark in the folder.  Nothing else to do, so restarted iMac, hold down the command and 'r' to open disk utility.

  Ran first aid, recommended "incorrect block are 1172 instead of 601.  File system check or repair a failure.  Operation failed. "" "First aid running not a, if possible save the data on this volume.  Click OK to continue. »

  Discount to zero is successful, but screen is frozen with no access to the hard drive.  I can't open the preferences system due to frost.

  The circle of rainbow of spinning of death continues to run so I am not able to get any other repair mechanism.

  Anyone have any ideas on how to proceed?  The iMac is obviously not able to boot to the hard drive.

  This probably means the HD has failed and must be replaced. How you proceed, is to take the computer to your local Apple authorized provider who can help replace the disk and get you back in business. If you are not aware of any local could be held, please click the following link to start to find one close to you.

  https://locate.Apple.com/country

• First aid disk utility

  I just ran disk utility first aid.  At the end he said "operation completed successfully" but just before which is has a few lines that I thought were unresolved.  Is this ok?

  Several lines first to check different things, then this...

  Down keys

  Down keys

  Missing thread record (id = 75075057)

  The Macintosh HD volume was found damaged and must be repaired.

  File system check exit code is 8.

  Successful operation.

  It is not his success for me.   Is this ok? Do I need to do something.

  You want to update this.  As a beginner with this tech stuff, I thought I'd do first aid has been only when the computer is running.  I've since read that you run you reboot with 'command + R' starts upward.  Chose my hard drive, then ran the disk recovery and first aid to repair, he ran and repair the hard drive.  Then restart chose this screen, now is doing well!

• Internal HD not mounted and not disk utility

  Hi Mac community.

  I have an early 2008 Mac Pro with 4 internal drive bays.  For now, they are all busy with special various backup and storage drives.  One of my backup / storage drives (not my boot drive) does not appear as "mounted" on the desktop.  It does not also appear in the disk utility.  System information shows 'Unknown' for 3 Bay where the reader resides.  The missing disk is used to save another internal drive that stores the image files almost exclusively and is not a boot disk.  The missing disk is about 3-4 years of age and is called only in service for a few minutes a day when Super Duper asks it to do his homework, who will quickly backup.  In addition, Super Duper is not able to find the drive to back up either.

  I think one way to obtain the missing disk health trouble would close, exchanging one of the other disks in its place, restart and see if the drive and the system information utility recognize another drive in the Bay (#3) in question.  This way I know if I have a dead drive or if there is some other hardware problem associated with this Bay.

  This sounds like a good approach?  Are there other means within the system to check the status of the missing disk, (not start)?

  Thank you!  Mike

  Yes, it's an excellent course of action.

• Disk utility "restore."

  Hello

  I bought a new external hard drive (let's call it #2), and I wanted to copy one partition on the other (let's call it #1) to it.

  If the partition called 'DATA' of 1 # must be copied in the "FAT CLONE" #2 partition.

  Both partitions were MS-DOS FAT.

  I wanted to use 'Restore' (in disk utility).

  I selected DATA as the source and the CLONE FAT as a destination.

  As I clicked "Restore", I had a doubt, I forgot to copy the data on the DATA before, in the case where something is happening.

  So I cancelled the operation, and now I can't see the DATA more in the Finder. It's still here in disk utility, but he apparently disassembled.

  So my question is: should I just remove and I find once again all my data? That's my guess, but I don't want to spoil what I have some data that is unique, it ... That's why I'm asking here.

  Kind regards

  Laurent

  

  Select the entry that is grayed out for the volume, then click the icon to enter the toolber back. It should reappear on your desktop. So that the process works on the destination volume must be equal to or greater that the target volume. Disk utility does not simply copy files but rather all the blocks on the volume. If the destination volume is not enough big then disk utility will notify you. Then you will need to copy the data with another backup utility such as Carbon Copy Cloner.

• Creating image using disk utility

  Hi - I am trying to create an image file of and CD Audo to later burn multiple copies (I own the rights on this CD).

  The process I use is to load the CD in the drive SuperDrive, open disk utility and select the disk in the sidebar (curiously, the drive itself is not there, just the disk). Can I go to file = > new Image == > Audio CD Image. Select a destination, Format: unalterable, encryption: no) and click Save.

  He done much work slowly disk reading and writing of the file (Audio CD.dmg). However, if I try to open the file when it has finished, it said "no mountable file system" and if I burn it to a CD - r disc resulting almost blown my speakers with the sound. To check, I tried with a commercial CD as well - same result.

  I'm doing something wrong here. He doesn't know he used to work in previous versions of the utility.

  System: Mac Pro early 2008 OS X Superdrive Pioneer (original Apple) El Capitan 10.11.5.

  Hello

  There is a little powerful 3rd party app called 'Burn '. Older applications, it's works well in El Capitan as well. If you decide to download and install, you will need to go to preferences > Security and privacy to allow him permission to run for the first time. After that, he will not ask you again. It is simple and easy. Create .iso and burn. Create and burn data/audio CDs and copy CDs as well. There are a few 3rd party applications which are worthy of Mac, and this one is. The name of it, is once again, 'Burn '.

  Bravo!

• Today my Macbook Pro could not start.  He showed me the ban or no symbol.  I was able to access disk utility and run first aid on the SM0256G of SSD Apple media successfully.  Cannot start in normal/safe mode.  Should I delete/install so I can?

  MacBook Pro 13 '' end 2015.  256 GB SSD drive. El Capitan last version 10.11.4. I turned on the Macbook Pro and it could not start.  The progress bar with the Apple Logo would be present but would end not showing the symbol «»  I tried to boot mode safe - no go.  I have not reset PRAM help.  I was able to access disk utility and run successfully the first aid. No help. I was unable to restore two separate backup.  The utility show me backups however when I would go to the next screen and no backup is available.  Disk utility displays the SSD.  Can I erase the disc and download OS X install?  Thank you.

  At this point, there is no need to delete. A new copy of Mac OS X can be installed directly over the old copy. This process replaces the components of Mac OS X on a file by file basis and adds missing ones, there will be no major throwing away what anyone, unless there is a power failure.

  You have already run disk first aid.

  Now use mode of recovery (command + R to start) to "Re-install Mac OS X. It should install the latest revision of the main version that you ran last.

• Don't run disk utility

  Mac Pro Desk top end of 2013,

  Processor: 3.7 GHz Quad-core intel Xeon E5

  Memory: 12 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 ECC

  Boot disk: Macintosh HD

  Graphics AMD over-pants D300 2048 MB

  Operating system is the Version OS X El Captan 10.11.4

  I was working with Pages where there was a power outage at the community level. A moment later, power came. Restarted the computer, everything (files, photos, etc.) came on the screen except Pages. Pages would throw not (the spinning Beachball of Death). Then, another failure. A few minutes later, the power came. This time when I turned on and booted, open Pages with the same file I was working in the same exact place just before the first failure. Now, my Time Machine disk icon does not appear on the screen. Disc utilities don't throw (the ball of rotation range). I forced quit and restarted. Still no disk utility. I have a boot disk, so I can't run a repair disk 'outside '. Where or what I'm doing here.

  Repair of the road to El Capitan.

  1. Restart the computer. After that the chime hold down the command and R until the Utility Menu appears.
  2. Disk utility and click on the continue button.
  3. Then select him back (in general, Macintosh HD) entry of the volume in the list aside.
  4. Click the first aid tab on the toolbar and wait for the fact button to activate. Click it, and then quit disk utility.
  5. Select restart from the Apple menu.

• Major problem of disk utility, think I have bricked my MB :(

  MacBook Pro 2014

  Please help with this, I don't know how I managed to spoil it. What can I do to fix? Did a clean install and tried to erase the disc. Yes I know I'm a total fool... to try to create a new empty but still fails with etc - 61. I'm out of my depth here. IM myself kicking. At the moment I have installed OS x on an external HARD drive which I use to this post. IM so afraid, I broke my computer, my mother will kill me!

  I have a 16 GB USB key where it remains the way to using that? I'm out of my depth here.

  

  Hello MSC7XWDC,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  If I understand your message correctly you are trying to do a wipe and installing Mac OS X on your computer, but you're stuck on the part when you create a partition for it.  Because the partition has been erased, you will have to create this boot partition following the instructions below.  Once this is done, you can go through the installation process.

  Partition a boot disk

  If you want to partition a disk that you will use to start up your Mac, follow these steps.

  Partitioning a disk erases all files on the disc. Don't forget to copy the files you want to keep to another disk before the partition.

  You can specify the number of partitions and the size of each of them. If you want to use your Mac OS X startup disk partition, don't forget, it is large enough to install the Mac OS X software and applications, and the files that you will use.

  1. If you are partitioning an external drive, make sure that it is connected to your computer and proceed to step 5.

     If you are partitioning of the disk that you used to start your Mac, print this page so that you can refer to it later. To print this page, select print from the Action pop-up menu (looks like a gear).

  2. Choose the Apple menu > restart. Press the command (⌘) keys and R as your computer restarts.

     When you see a white screen with an Apple logo in the Middle, you can release the keys.

  3. In the Mac OS X Utilities window, select disk utility and then click on continue.
  4. Select the disk you want to partition, click Partition.
  5. Choose the number of partitions in the pop-up menu Configuration of Volume.
  6. Click on each partition and type a name for this, choose a format and type a size. You can also drag the separator between the partitions to change their sizes. If the name of the partition has an asterisk next to it, it is shown larger than actual size in order to display his name clearly.
  7. If you want to use a partition as a Mac OS X startup disk, click Options, and then choose it the GUID partition scheme.
  8. Click on apply.

  After you partition a disk, an icon for each partition of disk appears in disk utility and in the sidebar of Finder Windows.

  12.x disk utility: partition a drive

  See you soon.

• I can't open my pictures folder. Error message says I don't have permission! I ran disk utility and found no errors. How this could have happened and how can I fix this problem? I'm the only user.

  Suddenly, I can longer open my pictures folder. I tried to move a picture to the folder to see what is happening and received an error message saying I was not allowed to display the contents of the folder and if I move the picture here, I won't be able to see. I ran disk utility and found no permissions error.

  How this could have happened and how can I fix this problem? I'm the only user. No one else has ever physical access to my computer. However, I sign up for Skyhub a few weeks ago and copied the contents of my Macbook it. Since then, a "Remote disk" icon on my hard drive. This would be part of the problem?

  Select it, choose get the information on the file menu, open the section sharing and permissions and give you access.

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• Samsung EVO850 plus disk Util is not smart

  HI -.

  I have a MacBook Pro 15 "late 2011, for which I bought a 1 to Samsung EVO 850 SSD."  I want to replace the internal MacHD with the SSD.

  I have the external SSD drive hooked to the MBP using a StarTech USB2 for SATA docking station.  Using disk utility I erased the SSD and reformatted using OSX journaled Extended.  The process took seconds to complete.  However when I check the S.M.A.R.T. status on the SSD TO THE shows 'not supported '.  Also (probably part of the same problem) - if I try to restore the MacHHD on the SSD I get the message "the restore process failed" and "volume of the Source is read-write and cannot be disassembled, so it cannot be copied from block.

  -What is the problem?  I don't know that this EVO 850 is compatible with this MBP.  Disk utility is quite simple.  But the result is not SMART.  Did I miss a step?  How can I reformat this SSD to support the Smart function.

  TIA your entry,

  Josh

  -What is the problem?

  The only thing wrong with what you mentioned is your understanding of it. everything works as expected.

  I have the external SSD drive hooked to the MBP using a StarTech USB2 for SATA docking station.

  in general, docking stations, in individuals and external drives do not support SMART status.

  Smart seemed like a good idea when it was invented, but it fell away, far from being useful. It indicates usually that your reader has a hard time AFTER that the car exploded. Or he reports that your drive is about to die, three years before his actual death.

  If I try to restore the MacHHD on the SSD, I get the message "the restore process failed" and "volume of the Source is read-write and cannot be disassembled, so it cannot be copied from block".

  You cannot copy the Volume Mac OS X is running to use the copy of disk utility that is on the Source Volume. Disk utility insists the drive mounted, so that no one else has the ability to change the contents of the disc while you are copying. You can't unmount the disk because Mac OS X is started from, so you cannot copy the path you want.

  If you want to make this copy, start under Recovery HD (which is another partition on your boot drive) and use the disk utility it. Then you can copy the Mac OS X Volume (but not the Volume of recovery HD, because it will be busy.