Readme.md: Changed pictures url

Author: TalAloni

HardDiskValidator-WinPE.png

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Power failure during write is one common reason, hard drive malfunction is anoth
 Well, the data stored on the sector is invalid, but if your hard drive is functioning properly, you can overwrite the bad sector (and now it won't be "bad" anymore since the sector checksum will be updated as well).  
 
 ###### This is my hard drive after wiping out a bad sector that was created during a power failure:  
-![HardDiskValidator](http://vm1.duckdns.org/Public/HardDiskValidator/HardDiskValidator.png)
+![HardDiskValidator](HardDiskValidator.png)
 
 ##### Q: Which test should I use? 
 If you're recovering from a power failure, then "Read + Wipe Damaged + Read" is the fastest way to wipe out the bad sectors and avoid any issue with software that does not respond well to bad sectors.  
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ If something seems to be wrong with the drive, it's better to back up the data a
 You should have no problem performing a read test, for any other test it's recommended that you avoid testing the disk that hosts the currently running operating system. so you have two options:   
    **1.** Connect your disk (as a secondary disk) to another PC to test it there.   
    **2.** Boot your PC from Windows PE (from a CD, DVD or USB) and use Mono to launch Hard Disk Validator. I have packaged the necessary Mono files [here](http://vm1.duckdns.org/public/HardDiskValidator/Mono-3.2.3.zip). You can find a ready-to-use WinPE 5.1 ISO [here](https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1wrdynUizpMOWEwWFBnMlBkRUU). 
-![HardDiskValidator on WinPE](http://vm1.duckdns.org/Public/HardDiskValidator/HardDiskValidator-WinPE.png)
+![HardDiskValidator on WinPE](HardDiskValidator-WinPE.png)
 
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