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This article may reference older System Mechanic® features that have been replaced or enhanced in the current version.
The thing about your hard drive is, it works hard but it’s not always forthcoming when it has problems. In fact, your hard drive may start acting up without any warning–and depending on how much you’ve worked it–it might just go kaput on you. Same goes for SSDs (Solid State Drives). With regular maintenance, you can prevent drive degradation and PC performance gridlock with the tools in System Mechanic and keep your drives alive and kicking for the long haul.
The Drive Doctor Is In: Hard drives can accumulate data corruption through daily wear and tear, potentially leading to data loss or even system failure. Use System Mechanic’s Drive Medic to find corruption and prevent potential crashes.
Here’s how:
Note: Hard drives can accumulate data corruption through daily wear and tear, potentially leading to data loss or even system failure. Use System Mechanic’s Drive Medic to find corruption and prevent potential crashes.
Streamline Your Files:Through everyday use your files get broken up and stored in pieces all over the drive. Remedy this performance gridlock in a few steps using System Mechanic’s automatic defragmenter.
Here’s how:
Bonus Tip: You can easily turn on automatic defragmentation. Go to Automated Tasksunder ActiveCare, then enable Automatically optimize system drive.
Order in the Court: Almost everything you do on your PC causes data to be written to the hard drive, and this data scatters into fragments that downgrade performance. Prevent this fragmentation and performance slump with System Mechanic’s AcceleWrite.
Here’s how:
Note: AcceleWrite also works on Solid State Drives (SSDs).
Solid-State-Of-The-Art: Solid state drives (SSDs) don’t suffer from fragmentation like mechanical hard drives but they still degrade with everyday use. SSD Accelerator’s unique technology helps your SSD stay at maximum potential.
Here’s how:
Note: The SSD Accelerator tool applies to Windows 7, Vista and XP.
Look Inside Your Drive: Get an instant report on your hard drive’s health and operating status with System Mechanic’s DriveSense tool.
Here’s how: