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And what is windows installed on?
I have a HDD and m.2 SSD and haven’t seen this issue.
This is the only game in which I come across something like this. Obviously, the problem is not with my computer.
You are the only one having such problem, it is clearly a problem on your end
You need to start over. What does HDD have to do with anything if the game is on your SSD? Do you even know what these terms mean? Nothing you are saying is actually making any sense.
Also just because you first experience a problem with a specific game does not mean that specific game is the cause of your problems. If you had an IQ of 112 you would already know at least that much.
The developers can't fix your computer for you. You have literally never responded with a single piece of information. At this point its safe to just write you off as another troll.
Again just because you first notice an issue with one program does not mean that program is what is causing the issue. Are you going to stop being a troll and actually answer questions?
I dont have the HDD issue but it does spike the heat on all of my cores for my CPU and GPU and shuts down my PC. I just uninstalled and said.. welp I still have Cold Waters Dotmod, and BG3, and DCS...
Mine is fine. So what is your problem? You realize when a problem only effects you it automatically becomes a you problem right?
Lets start by you posting your full system specs.
I have an HDD installed still it is my OS drive and where I store anything important. Because when they start to fail you can pretty easily recover the information. Unlike a SSD when it fails, whelp there goes the data.