
- #ADATA SSD TOOLBOX REVIEW HOW TO#
- #ADATA SSD TOOLBOX REVIEW SERIAL NUMBER#
- #ADATA SSD TOOLBOX REVIEW GENERATOR#
Though there’s a backup utility, the drive is only available up to 500GB, so you’ll probably need an online backup service, such as Backblaze, to keep your files secure (read our Backblaze review). Not only does ADATA not include an easy way to find the software, it simply shows a list for each software, with different versions depending on operating system and language. That said, most of the applications are dated and difficult to download. Things such as the SSD Toolbox, which allows you to change settings on your drive, are a must, but allowing users to download the Macrium Reflect backup suite would be nice, too. What’s more annoying is that ADATA provides many free downloads with your drive. In most cases, we like to see an application that’ll help you register the drive and walk you through installing utilities preloaded (read our Seagate Portable review for an example of that). When we plugged the drive into a Windows 10 laptop, it was recognized immediately. It’s a shame the SD600 doesn’t include USB-C connectivity because most portable SSDs come with it stock (read our Samsung T5 review for an example). In the box, you’ll receive the drive, a short USB-A to USB micro type B cable and the user manual. It looks great in product shots, but handling the drive reveals it isn’t built like a LaCie Rugged drive (read our LaCie Rugged Mini review). Though more durable than a Western Digital Elements (read our Western Digital Elements review), the SD600 misses the mark for the market it seems to be targeting. The rubber is removable, too, secured only by being wrapped around the four protruding edges. The shroud is made out of plastic, with a soft rubber grip on top and bottom.

Taking it out tells a different story, though.
#ADATA SSD TOOLBOX REVIEW HOW TO#
MP4 Repair: How to Fix Corrupted Video Files in 2019īased on the box art, the SD600 looks like a drive built to take a beating.Best Choice Stellar Phoenix Data Recovery.
#ADATA SSD TOOLBOX REVIEW GENERATOR#

The SSD Toolbox offers two different diagnostic scans.
#ADATA SSD TOOLBOX REVIEW SERIAL NUMBER#
By clicking on the tabs, you'll also find information like the model name, firmware version and serial number and connection speed. From here, users can view information like the capacity, used space, temperature, health and lifespan of each drive. When you run ADATA SSD Toolbox, the main screen displays information about your drives. Additionally, it can be used to speed up your SSD and even improve the endurance of a drive. This free downloadable utility is an easy way for users to obtain information about their drives and change various system settings. Like ADATA's other SSDs, the XPG ATOM 50 works with their SSD Toolbox.
