Micromat Checkmate 1.1.5 Multilingual MacOSX

Micromat Checkmate 1.1.5 Multilingual MacOSX | 13 MB

Disk and system utilities, like our flagship product TechTool Pro, are great for repairing disk issues and recovering data after something goes terribly wrong. But what if there was a way to catch these problems sooner? What if there was a product that would continuously monitor all of the important parameters of your system and run regular diagnostic tests to detect small problems before they turn into complete disasters.

Introducing Checkmate, the computer health monitoring software by Micromat. We created Checkmate to be a powerful computer diagnostic product without being an intrusion to your work. The software observes your schedule and performs testing when your computer is idle. It then quietly logs results and stays completely out of your way - unless it finds a serious problem. Then it will alert you to the issue and open the Checkmate dashboard so you not only get a full report of the issue, but also read suggested steps you can take to correct the problem.

Memory
RAM, or Random Access Memory, is your Mac's short term memory. When memory fails, your Mac can act unpredictably.

Battery
Laptop computers require a battery to operate when they're not plugged in to an electrical socket. Find out before your battery stops working.

Drives
Volume Structures
A hard drive's volume structures are the 'map' that keeps track of your files. Keeping them healthy is the key to preventing data loss.

RAID Status
Redundant Array of Independent Disks, or RAID, can help keep your data safe, or speed up access speed, or both. If one of the hard drives in your RAID is having trouble, the result can mean data loss. Learning when your RAID is having trouble is critical to keeping data stored there safe.

Surface Scan
The physical location of your data on your hard drive is known as a block. If a block can no longer be written to or read from, it's known as a bad block, and the data there can become corrupt. When bad blocks begin to appear, it's a good time to replace your hard drive. Find out before critical data is compromised.

SMART
Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology, or SMART, is built in to most internal hard drives. When hard drives notice that they are beginning to have problems, you can find out by checking their SMART attributes. If your hard drive is failing, SMART check can notify you.

Mac OS X 10.6.8 or greater, including OS X 10.11 'El Capitan'

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