HDD Temperature is designed to keep overheating under control no matter whether or not a user is logged in to the system. Running as a system service, HDD Temperature can alert you or a network administrator by email or even go as far as shutting down the PC if more than a moderate overheating occurs. System administrators will be able to set up HDD Temperature without any user-accessible interface having a service-only mode. Service operation ensures that HDD Temperature works without triggering any Vista’s UAC prompts, does not require administrative privileges or a logged-in user. HDD Temperature is not limited to thermal control, and reports all kinds of information about the disks, including the disk OEM, its exact model number and the number of hours the disk has been used.

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