Operating system OS X Lion and later versions contain the restore function. It includes all the tools necessary to reinstall OS X, Troubleshooting, on disk, and even restore from a Time Machine backup. Today Apple released an update Recovery Update designed for users of the test versions of OS X El Capitan.
The recovery partition OS X El Capitan Recovery Update includes a built in set of utilities as part of the recovery system. Through restore, OS X can: restore your Mac from a Time Machine backup, to check and correct the connected storage using Disk utility, check your Internet connection or get help online with Safari, and install and reinstall OS X.
By the way, this is a newer model Mac you can run the repair feature of OS X directly from the Internet. The computer automatically uses this function when the system recovery bootable disk is not available. For example, if the boot disk has errors, has been replaced or cleaned. Recovery via the Internet allows you to start your Mac directly from Apple. The system performs a quick test of your memory and hard drive to check the equipment for faults.
The new operating system OS X El Capitan is in the testing phase since June of this year. Developers available the seventh beta version of the developer edition of the OS, whereas the participants in the test program can download fifth beta. Update OS X El Capitan Recovery Update is available for download through the Mac App Store on OS X 10.11 Developer Preview.
The final release of OS X El Capitan will be held this fall. Together with the new operating system will present the Mac of the next generation.
