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I think I fiddled all cables connected to the drives. However, I think it's the SATA.
To be honest, I first thought it had to do with Windows 10. But the same happened with Linux Mint, so I know it's a hardware problem.
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I changed all the cables but the problem happened again.
It mostly happens when I use Steam, it just freezes and then Windows stop working. When I restart, D: drive isn't shown. However, now with the new cables, once I restarted, the D: drive was there. But the problem still exists with Windows stop working...
In the event viewer, it says something about a problem with IO that has to do with D: , but I don't know what that is.
PS: PC temperatures are normal at all times, no problem there.