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Blizzard Repair Blizzard Repair

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Blizzard Repair (the actual application may be called "World of Warcraft Repair" on a Mac or "Repair.exe" on Windows) is an utility that can check files and replace corrupted files as well. Operating under the name 'repair.exe', it resides in the main World of Warcraft game directory of the hard drive. Blizzard Repair is an utility that can check files and replace corrupted files as well. Operating under the name 'repair.exe', it resides in the main World of Warcraft game directory of the hard drive. * Note: The utility is currently only available for Windows systems. * Patch 1.8.0 (2005-10-10): The repair utility (repair.exe) can now be found in the main World of Warcraft game directory on your hard drive.

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Unfortunately, there is no repair utility for Macs. World of Warcraft can be downloaded from the following link: http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/downloads/files/mac/wowclient-downloader.dmg

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The repair utility can now be found in the main World of Warcraft game directory on your hard drive.

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Blizzard Repair (the actual application may be called "World of Warcraft Repair" on a Mac or "Repair.exe" on Windows) is an utility that can check files and replace corrupted files as well. Operating under the name 'repair.exe', it resides in the main World of Warcraft game directory of the hard drive. * As of Patch 6.0.2, the Battle.net/Blizzard desktop app has a a "Scan and Repair" option under "Options" on the World of Warcraft right pane.[citation needed] * As of Patch 5.0.4, the Blizzard Launcher has a Repair Tool option under the Help menu. * When selected, it will show "Repairing game data..." status with a blue status bar at the bottom with a large "Skip" button to the right. * As of Patch 4.0.1, the utility no longer has the options it used to. * Patch 1.8.0 (patch date::10-Oct-2005): The repair utility (repair.exe) can now be found in the main World of Warcraft game directory on your hard drive. Blizzard Repair is an utility that can check files and replace corrupted files as well. Operating under the name 'repair.exe', it resides in the main World of Warcraft game directory of the hard drive. * Note: The utility is currently only available for Windows systems. * Patch 1.8.0 (2005-10-10): The repair utility (repair.exe) can now be found in the main World of Warcraft game directory on your hard drive.