Macrorit Disk Scanner

What Macrorit Disk Scanner is

Macrorit Disk Scanner performs surface tests on storage devices to find bad sectors. It can scan an entire disk, a partition, free space or a selected area. Its display marks healthy sectors green and errors red, and results can be saved in a readable scan log. The Free Edition costs nothing and scans a single disk on Windows. Pro + Edition costs $18.95, paid once for one computer and adds simultaneous multi-disk scanning with a report when scans finish. Unlimited Edition costs $99.95, paid once and includes an unlimited company license, Windows Server support and multi-disk scanning. A portable edition can be put on a USB drive to scan offline disks. Supported storage includes HDDs, SSDs, hardware RAID, USB and external drives, flash drives, memory cards and other devices. Listed system requirements include an x86-compatible 500 MHz CPU, 512 MB RAM and 100 MB disk space. Macrorit says it was founded at the end of 2012 and identifies itself with Bada Technology Co., Ltd.

Who it suits

Macrorit Disk Scanner suits Windows users who want to scan storage devices for bad sectors, from one disk to multiple disks depending on edition. The portable edition is also relevant for scanning offline disks from a USB drive.

Limits

The free Free Edition scans a single disk. Pro + Edition costs $18.95, paid once, and Unlimited Edition costs $99.95, paid once; both include multiple-disk scanning.

Getting started

1. Visit the Macrorit Disk Scanner website.
2. Choose the Free Edition or a paid edition for the intended use.
3. Use a Windows computer that meets the listed system requirements.
4. Select a disk, partition, free space, or specific area to scan.
5. Save the results to a chosen location if you want a scan log.

Verdict

Macrorit Disk Scanner offers single-disk scanning at no cost and multi-disk options in paid editions. Choose an edition based on disk count and whether Windows Server support is needed.