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And the others will get the standard images and '_kiwix' will be removed from their names. After the all Xowa related images will be removed. Until November 15th, 2020 you will find both images on our FTP-server, with '_xowa' and '_kiwix' in their names. The former tool Xowa wiki tool will be removed from all images and FTP-server soon.

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Both programs are offline readers, for details refer to the links later in this post. IDK where you're buying these drives (ebay?) but if they're still under warranty just RMA them - and consider selling the replacement drives they ship you in favor of something that is fit to run an OS from.As requested by several Labdoo helpers and hubs, the updated Labdoo images are coming from now on with the new Offline Wiki Reader tools Kiwix and Kolibri.

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Finally, I would replace your SATA cables, maybe have your PC power supply tested at a repair shop, and try to find a different HD vendor since you're having multiple failures. (I can recommend Cyberpower for home use.) UPS can clear up bad-power issues and help prevent errors, and will allow a graceful shutdown if you get hit with a sudden power loss during a storm or something. Also, invest in a UPS power supply or two. A standard desktop spinny drive will try over and over to recover a bad sector. NAS drives are meant to be used in at least a mirror configuration because they don't have extensive error checking in the firmware - they have vibration mitigation built in and they're also designed to fail early and kick themselves out of the array so they can be replaced.

If I were you I'd go with five-star-rated SSDs for the OS drive and gaming, and buy drives that are purpose-built for what you want to accomplish. It sounds like you're maybe trying to save money but honestly what you're doing is jackleg. If you're using a Purple surveillance drive as an OS/boot drive, it's not being used for the intended purpose. When both systems crashed in the same way for Apex Legends, I checked my SMART Stats through HWInfo and found this on both. This system has a surveillance HDD (WD Purple 2TB) so I assumed it might be because of that, but my system has the same issues being a 24/7 NAS ready Drive.

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Ryzen 7 5800X, RTX 3070, MSi B450M Gaming Plus Max, 32GB DDR4 Crucial Ballistix 3600MHz.Р”Р„nother system with SAME issues has a 3600XT, RTX 2060, HyperX 16GB DDR4, B450 Fatality ITX.

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This is a new hard disk purchased 3 months ago.Р”В«oth systems have installed Windows 10 on the HDD, me and the other user are both supposed to be getting SSDs in sometime. Games are crashing sometimes, Windows icons don't load sometimes, GUI messed up, system freezes up and has graphical glitches but GPU is fine. Just make sure to tag the post with the flair and give a little background info/context. On Fridays we'll allow posts that don't normally fit in the usual data-hoarding theme, including posts that would usually be removed by rule 4: РІР‚СљNo memes or 'look at this 'РІР‚Сњ

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