Oops, I mistyped 
MSStorageDriver_FailurePredictData
(wrote 'MMStorage...'). Anyway, the 
$Drive->{'Status'}
post was an example of pulling data from one of the data structures. Note, however, that the query is on 
Win32_DiskData
which doesn't contain SMART info. I've looked at a header file (wmidata.h) in the MS DDK and gleaned a couple of the properties that the data stucture should have (SelfTestStatus, TotalTime + others). However, I can't even get that to work. Perhaps this is too win32 specific, but I can't figure out where else to ask about it. Besides, I'd hoped somebody had a clever answer about figuring out which attributes could be found. Thanks for the help though. Dumper will probably come in handy later :-p

In reply to Re^4: SMART info from drives in win32 using WMI by Nemurenai
in thread SMART info from drives in win32 using WMI by Nemurenai

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