Publisher's Description
From PassMark Software:
DiskCheckup measures the performance and 'health' of your S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, Reporting Technology) enabled hard disk drive. It compares current hard disk drive (HDD) attributes to the TEC (Threshold Exceed Condition) values determined by the manufacturer of the HDD. It can track changes to the attributes over time and make a extrapolated 'prediction' as to the failure date of the HDD. The program can be configured to notify you when a TEC value has been exceeded, by a variety of methods including email. DiskCheckup can be configured to use command-line parameters so that it can be integrated as part of a larger automated testing process. Alternatively, those users wishing to incorporate DiskCheckup's functionality into their own applications should consider the SMART DLL SDK Library.
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"Great Program, just wish...."
Version: DiskCheckup 3.1 Build 1001
Pros
Tracks alla ttributes of your internal HDDs; estimates a Threshold Exceed Condition (TEC) for any attribute that shows change. Great way to keep on top of failing HDDs so you don't lose any data.
Cons
Doesn't read USB connected external drives, or drives which have RAID set up in the BIOS, even if you're not running RAID.
Summary
This is a great program and has saved me from failing HDDs/losing data. I just wish I could use it to check the health of HDDs I connect using a USB adapter. Then it would be awesome!
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"Does what it is supposed to do!"
Version: DiskCheckup 3.0 Build 1000
Pros
Checks the health of the disk quickly,
Cons
No frills.
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