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# SmartHDD
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Quick SMART status readout.
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Based on source code by Llewellyn Kruger, taken from http://www.know24.net/blog/C+WMI+HDD+SMART+Information.aspx
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Modifications by me:
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* Added a lot of new fields, mainly for SSD support
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* Created a fancy user interface
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* Request administrator-permissions on launch
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## Screenshot:
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## License / Copyright:
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Please see the '**LICENSE**' file.
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# Installing
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Get the latest release here: [https://github.com/DoogeJ/SmartHDD/releases](https://github.com/DoogeJ/SmartHDD/releases).
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## Reporting bugs or feature requests
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Please use the GitHub issue-system for bugs or feature requests: [https://github.com/DoogeJ/SmartHDD/issues](https://github.com/DoogeJ/SmartHDD/issues).
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## Note by the original author:
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> Tested against Crystal Disk Info 5.3.1 and HD Tune Pro 3.5 on 15 Feb 2013.
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> Findings; I do not trust the individual smart register "OK" status reported back frm the drives.
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> I have tested faulty drives and they return an OK status on nearly all applications except HD Tune.
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> After further research I see HD Tune is checking specific attribute values against their thresholds and and making a determination of their own (which is good) for whether the disk is in good condition or not.
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> I recommend whoever uses this code to do the same. For example --> "Reallocated sector count" - the general threshold is 36, but even if 1 sector is reallocated I want to know about it and it should be flagged.
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# Development
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This section is focussed on development of SmartHDD, in case you want to build your own version(s).
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## Environment
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This application was written using Visual Studio 2017 and .NET Framework 4.5.2 on Windows 10 1803.
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It will most likely build fine on different configurations, but might require some modifications.
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## Updating the version number
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The version number is stored in four locations:
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* In the projects assembly info file: **'SmartHDD\Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs'**
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* In the program header: **'SmartHDD\Program.cs'**
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* In the projects C# project file: **'SmartHDD\SmartHDD.csproj'**
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* In the installer setup.iss file (only used for the installer): **'Installer\setup.iss'**
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## Building the installer
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> Note: *This installer uses 3rd party components from [innodependencyinstaller](https://github.com/stfx/innodependencyinstaller) to automatically download and install the correct .NET framework if required. See* ***'Installer\innodependencyinstaller LICENSE.md'*** *for the license of innodependencyinstaller.*
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SmartHDD uses the [Inno Setup Compiler](http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php) to generate an executable installer.
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The installer project files are located in the **'Installer'**-folder.
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The scripts are based on [Inno Setup 5.5.9](http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php) but will probably work with any recent version.
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To build the installer:
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* Make sure the project is compiled and there is a working executable named **'SmartHDD.exe'** in the **'SmartHDD\bin\Release'**-folder
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* Open **'Installer\setup.iss'** in the [Inno Setup Compiler](http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php)
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* Hit *Build* -> *Compile* (Ctrl+F9)
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* Done, the installer should be in the **'Installer\bin'**-folder
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