I couldn't find a forum for Disk Drill, so this was my last resort. There's a chance most people here probably know about it.
I don't have a Mac, but my Windows' measly 2 GB of RAM is pretty crap. It's so bad, that Disk Drill somehow managed to freeze while it was doing a Deep Scan.
The next day, tried revisiting a new scan, it crashed and then said the scan was corrupted. I'm pretty sure no one has asked this question, likely because they don't have measly RAM like mine.
At the moment, I'm not sure about adding new RAM, so is it still possible to perform a deep scan? Or is it too risky for potential unresponsiveness?
I don't have a Mac, but my Windows' measly 2 GB of RAM is pretty crap. It's so bad, that Disk Drill somehow managed to freeze while it was doing a Deep Scan.
The next day, tried revisiting a new scan, it crashed and then said the scan was corrupted. I'm pretty sure no one has asked this question, likely because they don't have measly RAM like mine.
At the moment, I'm not sure about adding new RAM, so is it still possible to perform a deep scan? Or is it too risky for potential unresponsiveness?