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assesses the health of your hard drive and memory, identifying potential problems that could lead to data loss. Data Advisor is self-booting, so can run from a diskette even when your system cannot boot. It analyzes file structures, evaluates drive capacity, checks boot sectors, reads the Master Boot Record (MBR), cross-checks partition tables and CMOS data, checks the system memory for errors, and performs a thorough virus scan.If you have lost data, Data Advisor's service can help you get back your files.

Mit DIAG k?n Sie quick alle Informationen zu Ihrer Hardware und Software herausfinden, ohne den PC aufzuschrauben. Viele Komponenten k?n einem Test und/oder Benchmark unterzogen werden. DIAG, das Diagnoseprogramm ist ein Systeminformationsprogramm. Mit DIAG k?n Sie quick alle Informationen zu Ihrer Hardware und Software herausfinden, ohne den PC aufzuschrauben. Viele Komponenten k?n einem Test und/oder Benchmark unterzogen werden

is a diagnostic software that allows you to to test and troubleshoot the Direct Cable Connection (DCC) feature in Windows. The software is developed to help you set up, configure, test, and explore your PC-to-PC Direct Cable Connections. It can show the problems (if any) with your DCC setup, and recommend possible solutions. DPM displays info about your computer and its parallel ports; performs speed, data integrity, and endurance tests for DirectParallel cables; comes with a Direct Cable Connection wizard to finetune your DCC connections; and features a real-time access to software statistics about your connection. In addition, DPM displays the possible data connection and transfer speeds, the parallel port type, the I/O modes, and the type of cable used for your connection.

watches and logs all hard disk activity on a Windows NT 4.0 system. Gui/device driver software that watches all hard disk activity.

is a command-sequence, self-booting memory diagnostic software developed for rigorous testing of any PC system for defective memory. After downloading the software, you just run the installation file to create a self-booting diagnostic diskette. Then, you insert the diskette into your floppy drive and reboot your PC to begin testing your system memory. DocMemory tests both base and extended memory.The available memory test patterns include sophisticated algorithms, such as MATS, March B+, March C+, and Checkerboard. In addition, if you select the Burnt-In mode, you can capture 95% of PC system memory failures.

allows you to to analyze your entire system, comprising the BIOS, CPU, SDRAM modules, as well as EIDE, PCI, and SCSI devices. Dr. Hardware 2000 allows you to analyze the sensor chips, mainboard chip set, and the SMBios, and comes with Windows-specific, in-depth-analysis features of file and memory management, and VCache statistics and system checking. It provides you with processor, memory, video adapter, hard disk, CD-ROM, DVD, ASPI, and net drive benchmarks. You can also show 2D and 3D diagrams, create reports that can be saved to a file and printed, and use the built-in editor that comes with syntax highlighting and enables you to edit files over 1MB in size.

comes with five system utilities: HyperWindows, HyperNet, Security Toolkit, Quick-Accelerator, and RAM-Magnifier. HyperWindows allows you to to update and optimize the Windows GUI and Win32 Matrix Core settings, that makes Windows run faster.HyperNet allows you to fine-tune different Internet settings to make the Internet connection faster, and to decrease the downloading time.Security Toolkit adds to Windows more security features, such as anti-hacking configurations and DOS and Control Panel access restrictions.Quick-Accelerator enables you to speed up the Windows Start and Popup menus and add a DOS mode extension to every folder.Finally, RAM-Magnifier can increase the System RAM by loading a virtual device driver, that imitates virtual memory and compresses the E000, EFFF, EBFF, and E7FF regions of RAM.

tests the read/write speed of any drive. It works with any write-enabled drive, such as a hard disk or ZIP drive, by performing a series of DOS I/O operations. Drive Speed uses the most common sequential write and read operations performed via DOS features 3fH and 40H. The results are presented in kilobytes per second and MegaBytes per minute. It also tests file access speed and presents the results in operations per second. There are several test parameters that can be adjusted, and the results can be logged to a text file. Unlike several other benchmarking softwares, DRSP measures an average and not a peak performance of a drive. The results are presented in a meaningful form of KB/Sec and MB/Min (not just a number, such as 156.3, that does not really tell you how quick or slow your drive works). The software can also work with any physical or device-driven drive.

examines your PC and automatically resolves Windows problems. It examines your entire PC, comprising your Internet setup (modem, browser and ISP), and fixes the parts that are broken. It comes with a knowledge base with solutions to thousands of computer problems, comprising crashes, software conflicts, e-mail problems, Web connection difficulties, hardware conflicts, disk failure, multimedia trouble, and printer setups. It alerts you when there are problems, explaining things in plaing language. It also guides you by a series of questions, automated tasks, and "How do I?" videos to help you solve any PC problem.

helps you enhance the performance of your PC by freeing up physical RAM. Instead of letting Windows memory management grind your applications to a halt, you can use FreeMem to specify an exact amount of RAM that you wish to free up. Before freeing up the RAM, Windows will swap whatever is in that area of memory to its swap file. Wasted RAM that is gobbled up by large applications, RAM that is reserved for file caching, and large software libraries that are in memory are allocated to the swap file, giving your current software more memory to use and improving performance.

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