Get to All the Most Important Drive Management Functions with Portable Drive Manager
Posted by: Barry Cleave in Portable Freeware, tags: CD/DVD Drive, Drive Management Programs, Freeware, Hard Drive, Independant Review, Software, Utilities, Vista, Windows, Windows XPWhat’s This All About?
Drive Manager is a small utility that provides quick access to information on all your disk drives, CD/DVD drives, Removable drives, Flash/USB Drives, Network Shares and Virtual Drives in one handy and easy to use interface. It provides an excellent way to get to essential information quickly as well as allowing you to run some essential drive maintenance utilities.
Why Would You Want It?
Simply because this is a small portable application that provides independent access to lots of drive information and functions in a single interface. You can access the majority of this information using Windows Explorer and various standard Windows Accessories and System utilities. However, with Drive Manger nearly all these functions are combined within a single, easy to use interface which quickly gives access to the information you need.
What Does It Do – The Essentials?
Summary:
- Displays a list of all drives
- Plenty of essential information is instantly available in the main interface
- Lots of other functions are available through the toolbars and menus
- Quick filtering of different drive types
Pros: What’s Good?
Features & Benefits
- Freeware
- Portable
- Very Simple to Use
- Quick access to drive information and utilities
Cons:What’s Not So Good?
- Limited help
More About What it Does in Detail:
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September 19th, 2008 at 8:24 pm - Edit
Another great find. I have never been fond of Windows Explorer. It’s a little clumsy. I like the idea of a single interface for all of my drives.
March 6th, 2009 at 4:41 am - Edit
wow! great find. I sure gonna try it today. Obviously the usefulness of this utility is getting all the info in one place.
March 9th, 2009 at 6:30 am - Edit
It’s very new to me, I have known the device manager in XP, And i know how to handle, But it’s new to know as i said before.
And it works also greatly explained here, thanks for that, I just wanna increase the speed of my system components. Thanks for sharing!!
April 12th, 2009 at 10:17 pm - Edit
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April 14th, 2009 at 6:55 am - Edit
The majority of this information using Windows Explorer and various standard Windows Accessories and System utilities… It’s easy to use interface which quickly gives access to the information you need…
April 18th, 2009 at 12:05 pm - Edit
thanks for posting this article to me !!Simply because this is a small portable application that provides independent access to lots of drive information and functions in a single interface.
May 17th, 2009 at 5:41 am - Edit
hi dude,there is no major difference between windows explorer and drive manager but the way they make it that’s make the difference that’s where a country in the world not having too much exposure towards the computer using this thing but in the future generation they will make use of this content even me also start using that .However, with Drive Manger nearly all these functions are combined within a single, easy to use interface which quickly gives access to the information you need.Ya , it’s very useful.thank u for allowing me posts in this site.
July 31st, 2009 at 2:46 pm - Edit
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