Drive name is scrambled

[UkiwiS]

Could you please try saving a new baseline and verifying the model number stays the same (we aren't able to change the information already saved in a previous baseline).

OK. I downloaded the file you wanted me to test and installed it on my computer. I then installed it to a clean USB stick and PerformanceTest64.exe has a file date of 2/1/2019 11:36am.

I then inserted the USB drive in the computer I was testing and launched it from the USB stick.

This version appears to store the Drive Model correctly.

[Tim (PassMark)]

Could you please try saving a new baseline and verifying the model number stays the same (we aren't able to change the information already saved in a previous baseline).

[UkiwiS]

Could you please try this updated build out and let us know how it goes, https://www.passmark.com/ftp/temp/petst_debug.exe

I'm not sure what you need me to do.

I launched it and installed it locally but I want to run it from a USB stick. When I install it to the same USB stick I've been using, it installs but it doesn't look like any files are getting updated on the stick. If I load my baselines, they look the same as they did previously.

[Tim (PassMark)]

Could you please try this updated build out and let us know how it goes, https://www.passmark.com/ftp/temp/petst_debug.exe

[UkiwiS]

Here's the debug logs.

[UkiwiS]

Transcend SSD420.

Working on the debug logs, will post shortly

[David (PassMark)]

OK thanks. What was the marketing name for the SSD. A search for TS128FSTDE15003 turned up nothing.

Can you send us a debug logs
https://www.passmark.com/support/ptdebug.htm

[UkiwiS]

I'm running DiskMark (PerformanceTest 9) and comparing it to other iterations on the same computer. I'm noticing something strange.

The Drive PN in the computer I'm testing is TS128FSTDE15003. It is a SSD. After running the test, it displays OK when I view the Benchmark chart view BUT if I save it as one of my Baselines, the drive model then shows as ST21F8TSED5100 3

The first 2 characters are switched, the next 2 are switched and so on...

When I load that saved baseline to compare later, it shows the scrambled drive model.

The attached picture shows the same problem with a different drive.