It told me that it had deleted the trash, and now tells me that there are no files in the trash. Actually there were four files, total just under 60MB. It told me that I had 240MB of files in the trash. However, Disk Doctor now doesn’t seem to be so hot. Finally, although I have had no problems so far, I remain a little worried that one day Disk Doctor will delete something critical. Also, like any utility, it is not exactly an exciting experience. I have given it “only” four stars because I use it infrequently, so I may not have evaluated it fully. I have not experienced any problems after disc cleaning, and performance improves each time I run the app. So far I have found it works quickly, identifies large chunks of data that can be removed, and deletes them effectively.

I use it carefully, with a limited selection of disc locations. However, I have seen how quickly Application caches and logs can accumulate files that consume disc space, and how after a time they slow down my iMac.ĭisk Doctor has received very good reviews so I decided to try it. I was hesitant to use any app that could delete files without me having total control. I see from a review that the new Disk Doctor Pro has the same problem. It will no longer let me accept user files to analyse, so is unusable. With the release of Disc Doctor Pro I thought I would use my original version again to decide whether to upgarde to Pro. This used to work well, but I found an alternative that I preferred so stopped using it. Original Review- So Far So Good - Update - no longer works

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