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Yesterday I updated my iMac to macOS 13.0.1. When I restarted this morning, I had a message that EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard.app would be opened at start up. What is this program? I don't remember ever installing it. Is it worth keeping or should I get rid of it
It's a data recovery app as clearly identified by the name. You had to install it at some point and forgot about it as it's not something that comes with a Mac by default.
If you don't have any use for it, then remove it. Only you can determine this. There must have been a reason for you to install it in the past. Link-> https://www.easeus.com/
It's a data recovery app as clearly identified by the name. You had to install it at some point and forgot about it as it's not something that comes with a Mac by default.
If you don't have any use for it, then remove it. Only you can determine this. There must have been a reason for you to install it in the past. Link-> https://www.easeus.com/
You do not need EaseUS, TechTool Pro or any other third party Utilities, Optimizers, Scanners, AV-Ware on your Mac. If fact, most of those will do nothing but slow down or worse, make your Mac unstable.
see > macOS - Security - Apple
To find out what third party junk-ware you have installed on your Mac, run EtreCheck,
from > https://etrecheck.com/en/index.html
Then post back here with your EtreCheck report using the Save and Add Text feature,
as per > How to use the Add Text Feature When Post… - Apple Community
freichorn wrote:
Thank you. Could it have been included with a mother program? I recently updated TechTool Pro- could it have been with that?
Possibly. Can't really say for certain. In any case unless you need to recover data from somewhere you don't need it, and you don't need apps like Techtool Pro either.
Thank you. Could it have been included with a mother program? I recently updated TechTool Pro- could it have been with that?
Did you have an SD card go bad that led you to try to recover images from it?
What is EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard.app
