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	[title] (Parted Magic) Check the POH/POC
-	[* icon_caution] *~~This is NOT~~ an ~~indicator~~ of ~~drive health. However~~, ~~a high hour drive is~~ more likely to fail due to wear and tear.*
-	[* icon_reminder] If you ~~cannot~~ read the data from ~~Ubuntu~~, GSmartControl ~~outputs it in plain English~~.
+	[* icon_caution] *While high hours are not an indication of failure, these drives are more likely to fail due to wear and tear.*
+	[* icon_reminder] If you could not read the data output from Disks, GSmartControl does not have this problem.
	[* black] Load GSmartControl from the desktop by selecting *Disks*.
	[* red] Once GSmartControl is open, select the hard disk you are checking. Select *Attributes* to read the SMART data.
	[* orange] Locate the following attributes: *Power On Time and Power Cycle Count*.