Thanks for posting about this utility, Deanna. If not, could this be because I have an NVMe SSD? Device Manager shows I have an Intel Chipset PCIe/SATA RST Premium Controller, which I don’t see on the list of supported controllers at. Is there a setting in CrystalDiskInfo (e.g., somewhere under Function | Advanced) where I can enable the display of these percentages? attributes in the main CrystalDiskInfo v8.12.12 interface, just Raw Values. Your contributions will be deeply appreciated.I’m not seeing the Current / Worst / Threshold columns (i.e., showing percentages from 100 to 0 %) for the S.M.A.R.T. Please make the amount of each contribution $10 USD or more (in JPYen, 1000Yen or more) if possible. If you want to contribute to supporting the continuance of this project, please make donations by Paypal. As to current status, this project is extremely short of funds and is in desperate need of your donations. Therefore, this project needs more development funds. Any software development demands huge amount of time and effort, and on top of that, new hardware devices are released one after another which becomes a necessity to purchase in order to support them. information such as how many times the power was turned on, the time length of use, and temperature to monitor the state of the disk.īoth CrystalDiskInfo and CrystalDiskMark are open source software personally developed by me. In addition to information like model number, volume, buffer size, it obtains S.M.A.R.T. If anything abnormal is detected, it will notify you by text or voice message, and it supports both HDD and SSD.

CrystalDisklnfo is disk utility that supports some types of USB connections, Intel RAID, and NVMe.

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