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My Mac Pro (Mid 2010)is being glitchy. When I try to repair permissions in CleanApp, I see not only the SSD boot drive, but 2 additional drives with "SSD@snap-" and some numbers following. Restarting has made them go away, but how do I stop this in the future?
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Mac Pro, macOS 10.14
CleanApp is NOT an Apple product -- the only recommendation you will hear from senior contributors here is that you should remove it right away.
Use Disk Utility, already installed in the /Applications/Utilites folder.
Disk Utility just freezes, so I tried that work around. It's removed now.
Went into repair mode, Disk Utility, and am restoring from Time Machine back-up now.
(It wouldn't let me reinstall my Mohave OS)
Hopefully this will help, or I guess I'll be replacing a corrupted drive,.
as of macOS version 10.11 El Capitan, Disk Utility no longer comes with the option “repair disk permissions.”
This is because it is no longer consider necessary or appropriate.
Why do I have 3 boot drives on my Mid 2010 Mac Pro?
