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Hard Disk Sentinel Standard 4.60 esteve disponível como oferta em 22 de fevereiro de 2016
Detecte problemas com o disco rígido antes que seja tarde demais. Com o Hard Disk Sentinel, você terá sempre uma visão completa da saúde do seu disco rígido, para que você possa descobrir potenciais problemas antes que eles resultem em uma catástrofe de dados irrecuperável. O Hard Disk Sentinel é a sua chave para identificar, testar, diagnosticar e reparar problemas no disco rígido, mesmo com unidades de estado sólido.
Com o Hard Disk Sentinel, você pode ver instantaneamente relatórios detalhando a saúde total do seu drive, incluindo a temperatura, os dados de monitorização, as velocidades de transferêcia e mais. Qualquer desvio destes fatores poderia ser um sinal de alerta de falha iminente do drive! O Hard Disk Sentinel também funciona em discos rígidos que estão sendo usados em USB externos ou caixas e-SATA e controladores RAID. Não há necessidade de usar ferramentas separadas para verificar os discos rígidos internos, discos rígidos externos, SSDs, discos em conjuntos RAID, pois está tudo incluído em um único software. Se os seus dados são importantes, cabe a você obter uma cópia do Hard Disk Sentinel hoje mesmo!
Windows 95/ 98/ 98 SE/ ME/ NT4/ 2000/ XP/ 2003/ 2008/ Vista/ 7/ Home Server/ 2012/ 8/ 8.1/ 10; Pentium or compatible CPU; 64 MB of system memory; HD: 30 MB
23.3 MB
$19.50
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Comentáriosrios do Hard Disk Sentinel Standard 4.60
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Setup both installs and registers the program; a clean and pleasing interface on opening.
The display presents in a clear manner a huge amount of data about your hard drive, much of which I am unfamiliar with but it looks like learning will be interesting.
The display of disk activity something that would have been a great help a few months ago when I was getting 100% disk activity. The cause was a combination of Skype and Flash which took a lot of time to understand as to why.
The one function I would have liked to have seen is information about which program using the disc and where it is reading and writing.
Looks like he could be useful when problems start to arise and so I'll be keeping it.
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Harry M
Thanks, but I prefer information presented graphically; when I had my problem one of the tools I used was SysResources Manager because of its graphical presentation of read and write hard drive operations.
Also used was "Activity Indicator" from:-
https://sourceforge.net/projects/activityindicat/
Plus "What's my computer doing" from:-
http://www.itsth.com/en/produkte/Whats-my-computer-doing.php?fromwmcd
Both the above are free and helped me find out which program was causing the problems; because of this was able to narrow it down to Flash and an update rectified the problem.
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XP-Man
The Task Manager can display disk-usage info, by displaying the columns of I/O Reads and I/O writes. If this is not enough, the columns Page Faults and PF Delta can help find disk accesses arising from excessive memory usage. Process Explorer does it even better.
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This is a fine piece of Hard Disk monitoring software. It was installed in a Windows 7 x64 PC with no problems, which happens to be more than 1 year old.
If your laptop or PC is from 2015 to the present time, you might first want to check if your hardware is supported in the latest v4.71 version, as today's offer may not be for you.
The release notes for v4.7.1 is found here: http://www.hdsentinel.com/revision.php
While today's version is 4.60 and is from January 2015, it still offers a wealth of protection, especially for older systems that should be monitored more often.
Release notes for todays version can be found here: http://www.hdsentinel.com/revision460.php
Thanks GOTD and Hard Disk Sentinel for today's offer, a keeper for sure since my PC is old and slow.
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The program recognizes the two hard drives as being mounted in my computer but does no analysis on them.
These drives (a Western Digital and a Seagate) are 6 to 9 years old.
It does recognize (as a hard drive) and analyze a year-old USB external drive just fine.
It recognizes my other USB external (6 years old) as a "logical drive" but does not analyze it.
Is the program refusing to analyze those drives because they are older?
If so, it makes the program fairly useless to me. It's the health of older drives that needs checking.
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