As you say its not data worth much, I wouldn't go out and by a new drive just because your seeing a warning. How old is the drive? Shows only about year of power on time, so depending on use drive could be 1 year to 10 years depending, etc. Now if your hitting threshold on some values there is is need for worry about life of that drive, etc. It comes down to how you interpret the values - I didn't see anything pointing to imminent failure that is for sure. So while one might give you a warning, other might say no the disk is fine. How the smart values are interpreted is up to the maker of said software. Good advice from DavidM is to check it with tools from maker, or even other 3rd party tools that use smart to give you status of the drive.
#CRYSTALDISKINFO HEALTH STATUS CAUTION OFFLINE#
attribute Weight Limit %ġ98 Offline uncorrectable Sectors Count 2 70 attributes affecting the health value with their weights and maximum limits.Īttribute ID S.M.A.R.T. From its dashboard, you can quickly see a long list of. The following table contains the health related (critical) S.M.A.R.T. CrystalDiskInfo gives you a complete readout of all your computers SMART information, as well as a current temperature and health status. Ok from a quick perusal of their site and forums, I could not find anything showing how they calculate or use the values from smart to determine if warning, etc.įor example, link I found on the defraggler forums - acronis gives a great overview of they calculate overall health of the drive from the smart valuesĩ264: Acronis Drive Monitor: Disk Health Calculation
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