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My iMac wouldn’t load any apps so I restarted it, then it wouldn’t boot up after the restart, the Apple logo with loading bar underneath would just stay at full and not do anything else...after looking online iv tried to run first aid on my hard disks, bottom to top as instructed but now it’s stuck on “checking fsroot tree” while I’m trying to run first aid on the first drive...it’s being like this for over 40mins now....can anyone help, what should I do???
Sadly APFS can become unrepairable by any Disk Tool, only way out I know of is to reformat the drive, which requires you have a good recent backup or clone.
Hopefully another helper knows of a way I do not know of.
Sadly APFS can become unrepairable by any Disk Tool, only way out I know of is to reformat the drive, which requires you have a good recent backup or clone.
Hopefully another helper knows of a way I do not know of.
I have now solves this by reformatting my drives and restoring from a backup that thankfully I did on the 1st of the month thankfully 🙂
Good work, great news, take care my friend. :)
iMac stuck on “checking fsroot tree”
