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The SSD (Solid State Drive) Utility Suite is an essential tool to provide performance enhancement, optimization, cloning capability, data security and firmware management for Solid State drives. More importantly, the SSD utility suite is a proactive support tool, giving you the ability to make informed decisions regarding your data – whether to back it up, erase it securely or optimize the drive using the TRIM command...
This suite is designed to enable faster performance, as well as predict end of life by monitoring the lifespan of your Solid State Drive on Microsoft® Operating Systems. The SSD Utility Suite gives you access to some of the unique features built into today’s Solid State Drives.
Features:
Predictive Failure Analysis: Get advanced warning of impending disk failure in real-time and monitor the lifespan of your SSD so you can secure your data before it’s too late.
Complete Diagnostic Testing: Perform quick tests or conduct exhaustive read and write tests to verify the integrity of your solid state drive.
Drive Information Tool: See basic information about every drive in your system, including model and serial numbers, firmware versions, port numbers, drive size, ATA versions, supported creatures, drive temperature, and lifetime drive usage.
Overprovision Tool: Better manage and maintain the performance and longevity of your solid state drive by dedicating a portion of free space for the SSD controller to use under certain circumstances.
Disk Clone Tool: Copy the contents of your source drive to the destination drive of your choice.
Optimize TRIM Tool: Maintain maximum performance by using the TRIM command to tell your SSD which data blocks are no longer in use. We include support for Microsoft AHCI and Intel Matrix Storage Manager on all MS OS’s*
S.M.A.R.T. Status Tool: View the current S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology) status of the drive overall, as well as the status of the drive’s individual attributes.
Secure Drive Wipe: Securely delete the entire contents of your SSD and return the drive to its original, unformatted raw state. Please note that data cannot be recovered after running a secure wipe, and the Secure Drive Wipe tool will not allow users to erase the contents of a boot drive.
Write Cache Management: Choose whether to enable or disable the storage device and/or Windows write caching. Please note that write caching will increase storage drive performance, but data loss or drive corruption may occur in the event of a power failure or Windows fatal error.
System Requirements:
Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Server 2008, including both 32 and 64-bit versions with latest service packs on Microsoft file systems (with Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Server 2012 and higher, TRIM is handled natively by the operating system)
Not compatible with RAID, drives that detect as SCSI, or with Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) SSDs
Not compatible with Mac OS
Size: 7.62 MB