Well, as everybody knows, having a "healthy" disk will prevent enormous future headaches. To avoid this we have to make a regular maintenance to our computer. At the moment the Windows software has some tools to help us prevent some possible failures i.e. Backup option, this alternative will copy some of our important files but not all of them, using the right tool we can schedule this action regularly. People who are always aware about monitoring its hard drive disks will appreciate a little extra help to prevent injuries having the complete control of your data information, something "deeper" to work with. This software called Drive Health is a powerful reporting tool that will predict possible failures and of course this action will prevent losing your precious data. This particular program uses special S.M.A.R.T. technology; this term actually means improve quality of life, including of course also hardware. Every hard drive model has its own attributes, hence all hard drivers have to be "threat" and handle in different ways. Take a visit to its main web page and found your own model. This software will allow you a smart monitoring and will keep you informed about any potentially dangerous degradations of performance or reliability of your Hard Disk Drivers. You will be able to download the trial version, but all the features won’t work properly until you buy the license (please before you do this, take a brief visit and read about its recommendations). The monitoring of drives health is fully automatic; you do not need to keep running the program all the time. The Drive Health runs silently on your computer and generates failure predictions and health warning messages even if the Reporting Tool is not running. We encourage you to use this program and prevent future headaches!
v2.5.0.194 [May 25, 2008]
Fixed dhcore-dhreport communication problem causing dhreport.exe crash in some conditions.
Fixed compatibility issues when run under Windows Vista. Now it works fine on Vista even under limited user account.
BUGFIX: When running under Terminal Services session the dhreport.exe was unable to communicate with core service. Now fixed!
Create, extend shrink, resize, move, delete, merge, & hide hard disk partitions
