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That was also with second SSD disconnected. Which is Disk D. And during an attempt to rebuild BCD via cmd, the prompt said the windows are on D disk. I really doubt there is anything on HDD tho. The things just keeps passive files and never had anything to do with Windows.

I don't see how that is relevant to the topic when disconnected HDD didn't solve the problem. But here you go:

I already reconnected the other two now. But I did try only running OS SSD... It didn't change anything except me gave me a new black screen that I posted few hours ago.

Yeah I just did that and even switched SATA cables between two SSDs to check if it's specific cable issue or not. Once again if the #1 boot option is Windows Boot manager, the windows will load up but in ~2 minutes. If I set just the Windows SSD as my #1 boot option and manager as #2, now I get...

So I used Windows option to reset my PC, download Windows via Cloud and reinstall them. Did not solve the issue. So what can be the reason? Cables?

Sure. I was updating the OP with new screenshots. And here is the disk management window:

Well I definitely did not mess with BIOS or any hardware for sure. Like everybody else I kept my drivers up to date, installed and deleted a few apps here and there. The usual stuff. I really don't know what could have caused this. Most likely, a virus? You get those once a while... But I am...

Windows 10 Pro, 21H2 updated I am having this small issue where the Windows OS takes about 2 minutes to boot up, previously half that and even less. I don't know exactly when or why this started happening. I have 2 SSD's and 1 HDD. Checked the disks and their health, everything is OK. I don't...

Maybe it is a software that makes the games that are being recorded or screenshotted look way better than what that player actually experiences.

But it's not. The drivers are constantly changing but the issue always persists.

View: https://youtu.be/KDLded-IcAE?t=40 Here is a modern game that I play. And my game doesn't look like THAT even on 4K. In this video I can't see any jagged textures or shimmering. Everything is so smooth.

The screenshot is a bit older and is at 1080p. I started playing 4K just recently. Before it was strictly 1080p. Resolution helped a lot to battle this issue but there is still those effects...

So I been having this issue for ages where some of my games, especially those that don't have Anti-Aliasing settings look jagged and with a lot of lighting flickering. Like this for example: View: https://i.imgur.com/L0mNrIU.png (flickering is noticeable during motion however) good example of...

Ordered a new ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ monitor. Gonna wait a few days for it to arrive and gonna compare both if it's really a bad LG monitor or my eyes are fooling me. I am not liking its output at all.

I bought LG 27GL850-B monitor. It's 27 inches. Nowhere it ever said it is a curved monitor. I turned it and the view with the monitor itself are SLIGHTLY curved backwards. I thought it was a flat panel? Or what am I seeing here exactly? I tried making a screen with my mobile but it doesn't...