(As displayed below)Īpple has simplified the First Aid option by removing the “Verify” and “Repair” buttons from “First Aid” and have left it with a single option. Also, if you want to change the size of the new drive, then it can decide to add another partition rather than just making the original larger. You have to either guess or keep moving it. This became trickier at around the 15% mark of my drives capacity due to the figure disappearing. This may not be anything major but from my limited use I did find it slightly more difficult to drag the slider to a specified partition size. Now for some changes that you may need to get used to!įirstly, the Partition tab has become a pie chart. The new default toolbar consists of what used to be the main window tabs that we’re used to seeing, like First Aid, Partition and Erase alongside the old toolbar options for Info and Mount.įor those that used Disk Utility to create and restore Disk Images, that functionality is still available – by either editing the toolbar or selecting the options from the File and Edit menus. However, the information for S.M.A.R.T (Status and Partition/Volume Formats, etc.) now shows in the main window when selected, rather than the footer, offering a more focused view. We still have the sidebar to show us the Disk Layout for connected drives alongside the main window. The new layout is in essence no different to the previous version. With OS X El Capitan, comes a complete redesign of Disk Utility, which will most likely bring with it, the usual level of moans, and groans when anything we often use changes.
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