HDDlife for Notebooks 4.1.203 for Windows

by BinarySense, Inc.

Avg. Rating 3.0 (51 votes)

File Details

File Size 8.3 MB
License Shareware, $29.00
Operating System Windows 2000/Server 2003/Vista/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 2,916
Publisher BinarySense, Inc.
Homepage HDDlife
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Publisher's Description

HDDlife is a real-time hard drive monitoring utility with alerts, malfunction protection and data loss prevention functions. This hard drive inspector is an advanced proactive hard drive failure detection system which controls all of your hard drive risks. It uses S.M.A.R.T. technology and works both for single PCs and large computer networks.

HDDlife for Notebooks is the first product that takes into account all the peculiarities of the work of a portable computer. In notebooks, hard disks are in absolutely different conditions if compared with desktop computers. They suffer from constant shaking, strokes, vibration and higher temperature overheat. That is why any program designed for standard (dektop) conditions will consider the condition of the disk alarming and give you incorrect information.

Latest Reviews

dhry

dhry reviewed v3.1.157 on Feb 22, 2008

Fifty bucks is a dealbreaker. Make it freeware.

ZenWarrior

ZenWarrior reviewed v3.0.139 on Jun 6, 2007

From where do people get these absurd prices they charge for inconsequential shareware? Fifty bucks for this little thing?!

(Hmmm...I guess they are trying to make Microsoft's unduly expensive products look dirt cheap. Yep, must be a M$ conspiracy.)

Avg. Rating 3.0 (51 votes)
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dhry

dhry reviewed v3.1.157 on Feb 22, 2008

Fifty bucks is a dealbreaker. Make it freeware.

ZenWarrior

ZenWarrior reviewed v3.0.139 on Jun 6, 2007

From where do people get these absurd prices they charge for inconsequential shareware? Fifty bucks for this little thing?!

(Hmmm...I guess they are trying to make Microsoft's unduly expensive products look dirt cheap. Yep, must be a M$ conspiracy.)

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