CompuApps DriveSMART for MAC OS X 1.02

Publisher review:
DriveSMART is an essential tool to report the health of your hard disk drive and can be used in tandem with CompuApps DriveWizard to save the contents of your hard disk drive before it crashes! DriveSMART utilizes the S.M.A.R.T. technology to track the status of the computer hard disks. Its main goal is to detect and anticipate any problems that are about to occur on your hard disk, in a timely manner allowing you to save your precious data.

Just as soon as the hard disk state changes, S.M.A.R.T. system, integrated into the disk, notifies you about it. The disk condition may slowly deteriorate; and might not show up for a while as the disk will try and correct its own mistakes. Eventually the drive will give up leading to loss of your data.
Requirements:
MAC 10.2 or above

Operating system:
Mac OS X

Release notes:
New Release

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