如果从Windows 7升级到Windows 10，则将运行Microsoft“兼容性”驱动程序。
他们让你去，但如果出现任何问题，微软将不会提供任何支持或更新。
更糟糕的是，在某些情况下 - 我相信RST属于这一类 - 如果你升级到一个较新的Windows 10版本（1703,1709或1803;它因情况而异），最终会删除兼容性驱动程序（否）
消息，没有警告，刚刚走了）。
您可以使用传递功能来访问物理驱动器，并（以及其他方面）获取他们的S.M.A.R.T.
状态和属性数据。
这是通过公共存储管理接口（CSMI）完成的，该接口用于在Windows环境中实现对堆栈的访问。
几年前，我发布了支持此功能的DLL的源代码，作为Intel Quiet System Technology（QST）SDK的一部分。
我相信我甚至还提供了一种将其构建为示例实用程序的方法。
如果您感兴趣并且找不到SDK，请发送给我一个即时消息（我想我已经把它带到了某个地方）。
内容S
附：
我以为你的名字听起来很熟悉。
我在英特尔工作了21年（虽然在俄勒冈州）。
我在2015年初退休了。
以上来自于谷歌翻译
以下为原文
If you upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10, you will be running on the Microsoft "compatibility" drivers. They get you going, but if anything goes wrong, Microsoft will not provide any support or updates. Worse, in some cases - and I believe that RST falls into this category - if you upgrade to one of the newer Windows 10 releases (1703, 1709 or 1803; it varied from case to case), the compatibility driver eventually gets removed (no message, no warning, just gone).
There is a pass-through capability that you can use to access the physical drives and (amongst other things) obtain their S.M.A.R.T. status and attribute data. This is done through the Common Storage Management Interface (CSMI) that was used to implement access to the stack in the Windows environment. Years ago, I published the source code for a DLL that supported this capability as part of the Intel Quiet System Technology (QST) SDK. I believe I even included a way to build it into a sample utility as well. If you are interested and cannot find the SDK, send me an IM (I think I have it squirreled away somewhere).
...S
P.S. I thought your name sounded familiar. I was with Intel for 21 years (though in Oregon). I retired at the beginning of 2015.
如果从Windows 7升级到Windows 10，则将运行Microsoft“兼容性”驱动程序。
他们让你去，但如果出现任何问题，微软将不会提供任何支持或更新。
更糟糕的是，在某些情况下 - 我相信RST属于这一类 - 如果你升级到一个较新的Windows 10版本（1703,1709或1803;它因情况而异），最终会删除兼容性驱动程序（否）
消息，没有警告，刚刚走了）。
您可以使用传递功能来访问物理驱动器，并（以及其他方面）获取他们的S.M.A.R.T.
状态和属性数据。
这是通过公共存储管理接口（CSMI）完成的，该接口用于在Windows环境中实现对堆栈的访问。
几年前，我发布了支持此功能的DLL的源代码，作为Intel Quiet System Technology（QST）SDK的一部分。
我相信我甚至还提供了一种将其构建为示例实用程序的方法。
如果您感兴趣并且找不到SDK，请发送给我一个即时消息（我想我已经把它带到了某个地方）。
内容S
附：
我以为你的名字听起来很熟悉。
我在英特尔工作了21年（虽然在俄勒冈州）。
我在2015年初退休了。
以上来自于谷歌翻译
以下为原文
If you upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10, you will be running on the Microsoft "compatibility" drivers. They get you going, but if anything goes wrong, Microsoft will not provide any support or updates. Worse, in some cases - and I believe that RST falls into this category - if you upgrade to one of the newer Windows 10 releases (1703, 1709 or 1803; it varied from case to case), the compatibility driver eventually gets removed (no message, no warning, just gone).
There is a pass-through capability that you can use to access the physical drives and (amongst other things) obtain their S.M.A.R.T. status and attribute data. This is done through the Common Storage Management Interface (CSMI) that was used to implement access to the stack in the Windows environment. Years ago, I published the source code for a DLL that supported this capability as part of the Intel Quiet System Technology (QST) SDK. I believe I even included a way to build it into a sample utility as well. If you are interested and cannot find the SDK, send me an IM (I think I have it squirreled away somewhere).
...S
P.S. I thought your name sounded familiar. I was with Intel for 21 years (though in Oregon). I retired at the beginning of 2015.
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