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I already wrote different topic to search a problem within the possibly bad hard drive(https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/microsoft-flight-simulator-2020-crashing-to-desktop-bad-disk.3746424) but turned out it works fine. So I dig more and find out that uninstalling completely NVIDIA...

Nope

Of course I appreciate that and I did not mean to be harsh. I already checked all those disks to find bad sectors or used dedicated software to read SMART but nothing there, so that's why I asked specifically where can I find what is harddisk8 because that was an initial question and either this...

but why? It's nothing more than HDTune I already did tests. I already confirmed that disks are 100% good. Besides AN1500 S.M.A.R.T. info is not readable by any of those programs because of RAID nature. The only way is to read it via WD Black Dashboard

Thank god, it's crashing on my other drive too. I did a fresh install on my external 1TB HDD which is 100% good and the game is crashing the same way as before. So at least I can exclude any failure of WD Black AN1500.

My motherboard is Asrock x570 Steel Legend and the fan is Noctua DH15S, I got plenty of fans around my case because it's a large Define 7 XL and as I said, the temps are very okay for CPU and GPU because they hardly reach 65. Of course I tried to take the side cover but none of this helped...

PSU is FRACTAL DESIGN Ion+ 660 and my disks are: 0: SanDisk X400 M.2 2280 128GB, assigned letter D (development files, not related to game or system) 1: GOODRAM Irdm Pro 1TB SSD, assigned letter C (system, program files, steam) 2: WD_BLACK AN1500 NVMe SSD, assigned letter E and F (games only...

I played for so many months in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 with no issues but recently I started to have random crashes to desktop. At first it was kind of once a few days, then it was more often and since few days it crashes all the time. In the menu, in the airport or when I fly. It's...