AppZapper

Just run AppZapper on AppCleaner to remove it... then, download AppCleaner so you can cleanly remove AppZapper. ...

I have a nice utility called Macaroni, which does the daily, weekly, and monthly disk maintenance tasks regardless of when the computer is on, off, or sleeping. It is not free, but to me it was worth the price. If you do not like the idea of plists being left behind when you uninstall applications, you can get Appzapper (also not free, but reasonable) to zap the whole works...

Will find and allow you to delete or destroy files associated with installed Apps, that AppZapper and other "undelete" programs seem to insist on leaving behind. ...

To delete applications, you can use AppZapper which will delete everything related with the application. ...

Introducing AppZapper. AppZapper is for people who want to confidently try new apps while knowing they can uninstall them easily. ...

--ultimately the problem that your experiencing may be compatibility. So you have to check with DW support site if they have uploaded the patch for 10.5.6

Hi kisuk3, thank you for your help. No I didn't have any kernel panic messages or anything. Every thing (?) seems to run well but DiskWarrior. I never have any other applications open when I run DiskWarrior. I followed your advise and went to versiontracker. Yes, I do have the latest Version of DW 4.1.1. Now I see on the VersionTracker site that they mention that this latest...

are you experiencing a kernel panic?its a window with different languages but bottom line is it will tell you to shutdown or restart the machine. You can google it if you like, check if that's the latest patch of disk warrior from versiontracker.com or macupdate.com running such utilities does take up a lot of cpu power so make sure your not running too much programs when...

I have just uninstalled QuickSilver using AppZapper(AZ), first time with AZ. Now after re-installing QS, under the All Plugins section just a few plugins are shown. I suspect AZ cleaned up all the scripts which came installed with Leopard. I am unable to use QS commands like Shutdown, Restart, Empty Trash, Clipboard and Shelf etc etc which I used in the past. I want to know...

Troubleshooting OS X start-ups Kirk McElhearn, Macworld02.19.2009 Your Mac was running fine. It started up quickly, it was zippy when you worked and snappy when you played. But suddenly something’s wrong: when you start it up, it takes longer—maybe a couple of minutes, maybe more—than it once did. What’s slowing things down? There can be a lot of reasons your Mac is...