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Hey guys,
I've read alot about these smart errors but none of the forums say how you could possibly get one.
I hope someone can clear this out for me.
Thanks
Open Disk Utility. Select your system disk. You'll find SMART status at the right bottom side of Disk Utility window
Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology (SMART) is used to monitor and communicate the status of hard disk performance, and in some cases when a hard drive issue is anticipated.
SMART-enabled devices monitor data such as disk calibration, CRC messages, disk spin up time, rotational speed of the disk, distance between the head and the disk, and temperature.
If you want more info, select Info on the Tool Bar
You can only get SMART status from internal disks.
How Do You Get A S.M.A.R.T Error?
