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ASTRA32 - Advanced System Information Tool is an ideal solution for providing comprehensive information about the configuration of your system. Not only does ASTRA32 provide a detailed analysis of your system it also offers diagnostics and comes with some powerful unique features such as a Drivers Troubleshooter and a quick HDD Health Status checker.

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It told me one of my ethernet ports wasn't functioning - it is because I'm using it to send this and that a hard drive is about to catastrophically fail and to back up immediately. Well, I've checked with every tester I'm aware of and they report it's OK.

I'll have another play with it tomorrow but, from what I've seen, I wouldn't pay $29.95 (or whatever it is) when I can get similar but less doom laden programs for free.

However, thanks for the link. Always good to know about these things :)

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This is very similar to SIW (which is ALWAYS free), so I will be uninstalling Astra

Yeah, me too. Like you, Scarecrow Man, I prefer programs such as SIW (and Everest, and Belarc).

It told me ... that a hard drive is about to catastrophically fail and to back up immediately. Well, I've checked with every tester I'm aware of and they report it's OK.

However, thanks for the link. Always good to know about these things :)

And the same with me, pops. One of my drives was "about to catastrophically fail". LOL

btw, what Testers can you recommend. All I tried was [Right click the drive>Properties>Tools, and two ticks] chkdsk. But it took far too long, my cpu was thrashing at 100% for an age (couple of hours) so I shut down the pc.

And then un-installed Astra B)

Here is a comment from the giveaway site:

This is a fantastic program that gives me more info about my computer than I ever dreamed there was. I checked the health of all three HDD’s on my main system and was horrified to find that all three were “bad” and was advised to back up everything because the HDD’s were very likely to breakdown. I checked the program on one of my other computers and those HDD’s were fine, so just in case this info isn’t a glitch, I’ve already ordered two big HDD’s. (as a Christmas present to myself)

Has anyone else had the same message about their HDD’s?

I’ll probably buy this program once I have everything reinstalled. As well as some of the earlier giveaways such as Flash Paste and the note pad from the other day.

Keep up the good work Giveaway team. Thanks for some fantastic programs.

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I use the utility from the drive manufacturer for checking. The maker is the one who will know most about his drives and how they are bearing up under use.

I also check in the Event Viewer - this gives a good indication if there is something wrong with a drive on start up.

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