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Could it be that an HDD be losing files?

Like games that was installed and sudenly the file is empty

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usually the file becomes 0 in size or cant be opened when the hard disk is damaged

 

to know more, because you didnt told us anything, run cristaldiskinfo, share a screenshot of what it reports on the hard disk with the problem

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15 minutes ago, goto10 said:

usually the file becomes 0 in size or cant be opened when the hard disk is damaged

 

to know more, because you didnt told us anything, run cristaldiskinfo, share a screenshot of what it reports on the hard disk with the problem

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you have 3 hard disks there, are you sure it is that western digital 2TB hard disk?

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4 minutes ago, goto10 said:

you have 3 hard disks there, are you sure it is that western digital 2TB hard disk?

yes i am sure the WD 2 TB is where al my games ar stored on the other is a intel optane and samsung M.2 PCI-E 512GB where windows is installed on

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have you run a checkdisk on it? might had a partition error causing the problem

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On 8/2/2019 at 11:59 PM, goto10 said:

have you run a checkdisk on it? might had a partition error causing the problem

I have replaced the HD for an 1TB SSD no more isseus now thx for  the advice

 

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