Ready-Drives HDDs Pre-Configured With TRON Computer Performance Solutions

Ready-Drives, Inc., supplier of hard disks, will apply TRON Computer Performance Solutions to hard disks and computer systems shipped to customers early in the first quarter of 2011.

Hard Disks will ship pre-configured with TRON Data Safe Partitions, TRON Directory Structures and include a host of software updates and utility programs loaded on a Computer System Installation Drive.

Hard Disks and Computer Systems are configured with four to six Data Safe Partitions depending on the purpose, size and configuration of the hard disk. Data Safe Partitions segment data storage by the space accessible to each of the drive heads. Strategic creation of directories and proper configuration of application settings further allow users to isolate hard disk read/write operations to increase performance.

"Ready-Drives Hard Disks and Computer Systems configured with Data Safe Partitions and TRON Directory Structures outperform traditional computer configurations with the same operating system and installed applications," said Jeremy Murtishaw, CEO and Co-Founder of Ready-Drives. "A combination of logical drives, operating system and application settings are required to get the most proficient use of a Hard Disks’ internal components."

Ready-Drives Hard Disks will also ship with TRON Computer Performance Solutions User Guide and TRON Computer Performance Scripts. These tools provide a step-by-step computer configuration guide that help users achieve maximum performance with Scripts to speed up the process.

Additional software included with Ready-Drives Hard Disks allows users to instantly configure the Desktop of a new Windows installation for maximum performance and data safety. These settings simplify Desktop operation, navigating user files and access to programs.

Preloaded Driver Packs, pre-load the Device Driver Section of a System Installation Drive. Preloaded Driver Packs is an optional service offered by Ready-Drives. Computer owners download a script from Ready-Drives.com that list all the hardware components installed in a computer. The script produces a text file that can be emailed to ready Ready-Drives who downloads and all the device driver packages and stores them in Device Driver Folders created on logical Drive F: called the System Installation Drive.

Computer System Installation Drives are very different than Drive Restore Solutions offered by Computer OEMs or the System Restore feature in Windows operating systems. One of the functions of Logical Drive F: is storing files that are installed after a fresh operating system installation. Those files include at minimum: Device Drivers, Service Packs and Patches, utility programs and applications downloaded from the Internet.

"PCs configured with a Single User Drive restrict resource utilization which results in diminished performance," said Eddie Ruisch, COO at TRON.COM. "A single User Partition also places personal data and program settings at the same risk OEM tools that restore that partition to an original factory configuration."