DriveDx v1.8.0 is out! Users “check for updates”. What’s new: Supported more than 100 new SSD models from Apple, Samsung, Micron/Crucial, SanDisk, Toshiba, SK Hynix, Plextor, Corsair, Transcend, Kingston, etc! Improved drive temperature monitoring. To less confuse users by “temperature indicators with failing/failed...
DriveDx v1.7.0 is out! Users “check for updates”. Lots of new features and improvements. This is our special Christmas and New Year Gift to all users of DriveDx! What’s new: Periodic email report at a user-specified time Notifications via macOS Notification Center on macOS 10.12+ Support for new LaCie HDDs Support...
DriveDx is recommended by Popular Science magazine in the article “Five signs your laptop is in trouble”. The useful article that contains tips how to keep an eye on your computer pre-fail symptoms and how you can quickly diagnose and fix them.
DriveDx v1.5.1 is out! Users “check for updates”. What’s new: fixed crash on some MacPros with many drives, improved support of SandDisk Ultra II SSDs. Full change log (release notes) is here.
DriveDx v1.5.0 is out! Finally :-). What’s new: improved macOS Sierra (10.12) support, improved email report sending via Apple Mail, improved drive free space reporting, improved diagnostic algorithms and heuristics, improved support of recent Seagate HDDs, improved support of recent Western Digital (WD) HDDs, app...
Great news for all DriveDx users. DriveDx 1.5.0 will be released in November 2016. Please stay tuned. If you want to participate in Beta testing – please contact us.
There is a good article on Gizmodo “4 Ways to Help Your Laptop Enjoy a Longer Life”. It recommends DriveDx as a good tool to “keep an eye on your hard drive’s health (including current running temperatures) and alert you to any potential problems before they get serious”.
Our product DriveDx mentioned on The Mac Observer’s Mac Geek Gab Podcast #605 . Thanks Mac Geek Gab team!
Here is the good example story of how DriveDx could help: “ Now I just recently experienced a different kind of drive failure. My drive did not crash or get corrupted. It simply stopped working efficiently. On my MacPro desktop I was experiencing major performance slowness. I had rebuilt the OS once or twice. Now
Our product DriveDx mentioned on The Mac Observer’s Mac Geek Gab Podcast #595 . Thanks Mac Geek Gab team!