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Techtool Pro 13 introduces a new tool to measure disk speed. Drive manufacturers advertise speeds that may not be realistic for real-world use, depending on the connection used, etc. Find out how your drive actually performs using the Drive Speed tool.Techtool Pro 13 continues to improve internally. We continue to update many of the tests and tools to use newer technologies to keep your Mac running smoothly. You may experience some of these improvements in the Battery Check test and in the Techtool Protection preference pane.Learn MoreTo learn more about Techtool Pro's other features, read on. To order a new copy or upgrade from your current version, click here.Using the new Check Computer Suites, you can set up a variety of test suites for your needs. Use the built-in Full, Intermediate or Quick suites or make your own suite of tests to perfectly suit your needs. The Full Suite does what it sounds like, running every test and checking every drive. The Intermediate Suite leaves out the Surface Scan test to help save time, while the Quick Suite tests your Mac excluding your disks, for a quick look at the health of your Mac's hardware. Customize any of these or create your own suite from scratch to test your Mac exactly as you would like.Your Mac's hard drive, even if it is a Solid State Drive, is more likely to experience problems than any other component on your Mac. Because data changes so frequently, it can sometimes get scrambled. So, it's important to be able to test drives for problems and then repair them. Sadly, if something is physically wrong with the drive, it will need to be backed up and replaced, but the sooner this type of damage is detected, the fewer files - like cherished memories and important personal documents - will be lost. Most drive problems, however, result from data being in the wrong place, and can be repaired using Techtool Pro’s Volume Rebuild tool. In addition to native Mac drive formats, Mac OS Extended and APFS, Techtool Pro supports testing and repair of MS-DOS (FAT32) and ExFAT formatted volumes.If your startup disk stops working, and you need another startup disk, Techtool Pro’s eDrive steps in to help. The eDrive is what you’ll use to test, rebuild or defragment your main hard drive, but it is really helpful if your main startup disk goes missing. Instead of fumbling for your install DVD, or relying on the Recovery HD’s limited functionality, the eDrive gives you quick access to Techtool Pro along with several handy Apple utilities. You can even add other programs if you like. Customize the size of your eDrive, up to 128 GB.The best way to prevent data loss is to be prepared. In addition to a backup, Techtool Pro includes Techtool Protection, which keeps an eye on your trash, allowing you to undelete that file you didn’t mean to delete. You can also back up your directory structures, the ‘map’ of where your data lives,

MarCELL PRO's are designed to have a very quick and easy set-up. Each device contains a quick start guide which contains instructions on how to register, configure and test your unit. Most users are up and running in just a few minutes!!Here are the highlights: Step 1Create an Account -Click on Sign in / Register near top right of home page-Enter name, email address and a password to create an account. Step 2​Add a device - Select “Add Device”-Enter Device ID (6 digit code on label on top of MarCELL PRO unit), Step 3​Adjust safe ranges and set up notifications -Accept or change Temperature, Humidity safe ranges-Set up notifications (What you want MarCELL PRO to do when an alert condition is detected) Step 4Subscribe to a plan - Add billing info Step 5Plug in and test out! - All done! Plug in your MarCELL device, after it registers itself in a few minutes! Issues registering or need help setting it up? Call our support line at 866.568.2770 or email [email protected]

It’s a cheap, slow drive that’s great for overnight backups. I had loaded it up with a batch of AI images and music in nested folders, then ran a quick format with Windows File Explorer.The app immediately found several files and showed cards for different filetypes that I could select to start previewing what might be restored. I could already see plenty of thumbnail images in the early stages of the scan and open large previews.As with other data recovery software, scanning a large, slow drive takes time. After about an hour, the scan was complete. Disk Drill Pro found all the files and folders I lost and most had a high chance of recovery. An alert advised me that I could do a deep scan for more files.Since the previews looked good, I started restoration without a deep scan. Disk Drill Pro recovered every file. I chose to recover reconstructed files, which resulted in the loss of the names and folder structure. It might have restored those details with another option I started using.I was able to play sound previews while Disk Drill Pro is scanned my HDD. Digital TrendsThe next HDD test began the same way, but I deleted every file instead of running a quick format. The scan found a large number of files, many more than I recently copied.Instead of reviewing reconstructed files, I looked at lost files that had names and folders. Everything had a preview, indicating restoration was likely. I found a music file and was surprised to find Disk Drill Pro let me open a preview and play the sound.Since the number of files was more than I wanted, I filtered the results to show those with high recoverability. Disk Drill Pro restored all my files, including the names and folders.I chose a different drive for Disk Drill Pro to save restored SSD files. Digital TrendsDisk Drill Pro performed well with HDD recovery but even the best solid-state drives (SSDs) are nearly impossible to restore. After copying my test data to an SSD partition, I did a quick format and started a scan.