HDDlife for Notebooks

HDDlife for Notebooks is a hard disk utility built specifically for helping you diagnose and control your notebook hard drive health state.

The purpose of this tool is to give you a hand when it comes to examining the health state of your hard drive, in order to prevent possible data loss problems that may appear due to system crashes.

This hard drive health monitoring utility offers support for IDE, Serial ATA, and SCSI drives, and empowers you to constantly analyze the health of your hard drives using the S.M.A.R.T. attributes (Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology).

It sports a clean layout that offers quick access to an overview about the current state of your notebook hard drive. There are also several configuration settings which can be tweaked with minimal effort.

As soon as you run the application, it automatically reveals the important data about your hard drive, such as the percentage of health status, total size, temperature, work time (displayed in months, days, and hours), as well as the level of performance.

What’s more, you can check the info about each disk detected on your system, such as volume, label, file system, capacity, and free and used space occupied by each partition.

Other notable characteristics worth mentioning are represented by the possibility to view the hard drive health status and temperature revealed in the system tray, show warnings only in case the hard drive health is critical, and send warning messages via a network or email client. Last but not least, you can check the S.M.A.R.T. attributes for keeping an eye and reporting warnings in case problems are found in the peripheral storage device.

HDDlife for Notebooks comes bundled with several parameters developed to lend you a hand when it comes to running the program at Windows startup, automatically checking the hard drive life status, free space, and temperature at a user-defined time, selecting the temperature measurement unit, and playing sound notifications.

HDDlife for Notebooks offers a handy set of parameters for helping you monitor and send warning messages when the health status of your hard drive is low.