HDD and SSD issues often stem from data corruption, which can affect performance or cause errors.

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop HDD and SSD issues often stem from data corruption, which can affect performance or cause errors.

HDD and SSD issues often stem from data corruption, which can affect performance or cause errors.

HDD and SSD issues often stem from data corruption, which can affect performance or cause errors.

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Zyklodanic
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09-08-2018, 05:48 AM

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I own a Gigabye B360 DS3H motherboard with an Intel 8100 CPU. I'm experiencing several problems. Two hard drives, one NVMe SSD, and another SSD are no longer functioning properly. When trying to save files, data gets corrupted on the PC. Even after removal, the drives remain visible in Windows but hide the capacity. They still store large amounts of data without issues. The same HDDs that work fine with an external drive also hold multiple gigabytes of data. My PS4 runs perfectly on the SSD, but the last working HDD is behaving erratically. I can't launch COD or Steam, and games download corruptly when accepted. I have no NVMe device to confirm if it's just my PC refusing to work with it.

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Zyklodanic

09-08-2018, 05:48 AM #1

I own a Gigabye B360 DS3H motherboard with an Intel 8100 CPU. I'm experiencing several problems. Two hard drives, one NVMe SSD, and another SSD are no longer functioning properly. When trying to save files, data gets corrupted on the PC. Even after removal, the drives remain visible in Windows but hide the capacity. They still store large amounts of data without issues. The same HDDs that work fine with an external drive also hold multiple gigabytes of data. My PS4 runs perfectly on the SSD, but the last working HDD is behaving erratically. I can't launch COD or Steam, and games download corruptly when accepted. I have no NVMe device to confirm if it's just my PC refusing to work with it.