I disagree, because that may mean you still have the means to recover the data on the platters. This is a head crash, which means many sectors are actually gone and unrecoverable.
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Once I left my laptop lying on the floor and my gf accidently stepped on its keyboard due to which harsh a sound came from it. It was still working after that. But when I shutted down it didn't boot again. I lost all my years of work within 1 day.....:(
At least this doesn't sound like a mechanical failure, but an electronic one, or maybe servo data corruption. The drive controller doesn't see the data it wants to see, so it keeps trying and trying again. That means there's a chance to recover the data by swapping circuit boards etc
That is a painful sound indeed for any HDD. Had my share over the years. I usually buy Seagate or Western Digital. Had good ones and not so good ones from both manufactures. Take care...be safe out there everyone. Cheers
Hey Mike, try to put the damaged hard drive inside a ziploc bag, so that no moisture gets in, in your freezer for around 12h. Wont fix the HDD but maybe gives you enough time to recover your data.
That sounds very familiar to my pc,who based on my attempts at fixing it also has a hard disk issue,i’m quite sad since i wa really looking forward to playing some video games on my pc this christmas but now i might have to throw the thing away or sell parts.Shame,it also broke on my birthday which i’m still pissed about even now.
Hi Mike and Kath! That sound was awful. Mine was worst: a 1 TB Hitachi HDD back in 2012 (6 mounths bought) a chip got burned and now is buried somewhere the garbage depot in my town. Query: Did this happen only with this drive? I'm asking because I have in mind to buy a ORICO HDD Docking Station the next year. I haven't got any issues with my ORICO products till this far (a USB 3.0 enclosure and a DVD/USB 3.0 drive). Thank you very much!
the drive was from a local business and it was the backup drive so it sucks. The orico is just used for me to test so i can try and get it functioning again
Feel your pain there Mike, I lost my old Synology NAS last week. To add insult to injury it took two of the four 4TB drives with it, whilst doing a restore, so lost all my data 😱😱😱
@@mikesunboxing It happens. NAS has been running for over 11 years and the drives for 7 so was bound to happen at some point. Just unfortunate they happened at the same time when needed :-D
@@mikesunboxing Yup you're not wrong, was used on my Plex server so on constantly. Might try and repair it but might just flog it get what I get and try and get a new one. The drives are totalled can't even clone or recover the data so it's gonna be a busy month 😀
Did you know the MTBF rate for a 3.5 HDD in a Data Centre is about 20 years. The problem comes from home users that we throw them around a bit too much!
i have a strong feeling that the PC was knocked or hit judging by where it was kept and also a rep came in recently and was messing around with USB drives.
My Hard Drive has been making that noise for the past 2 years on my 2011 iMac. That would explain the INSANELY slow start ups. I know that 2011 is old but I knew it shouldn’t have been THAT slow
@@mikesunboxingi have a samsung 640gb 2,5 inch HDD that used to be riddled with malware, and the main problem used to be that it didn't register in the system. sometimes it did, but the behavior was really flaky in that regard. after formatting it and using /chkdsk /r /f the drive dropped out of the system and became unformatted, with the CMD window saying stuff about reallocation errors. well, after that i found out that the diskpart utility in windows has a command that can wipe all properties of the drive. used that, formatted again, chkdsk again (keep in mind the sata2 interface, took a long while) and it came through just fine. crystaldisk info looks fine, and it still shows the amount of power-on hours. can't vouch for it's longevity as i'm not using it right now, but if you need to salvage a drive that shows up as unformatted you can try that command in the diskpart utility. will likely lead to loss of all data on the drive, but if the hardware is of greater value or the drive is unresponcive to alternative treatments, it's a nice last resort measure.
Pretty much means your non backed up data is gone. Even a data recovery business might only be able to recover some of your data because of the drive heads crashing.
@@Biglover29 an encrypted hard drive given to a friend, or if you have a nas, and you have a friend you has a nas, host an S3 bucket for each other, and backup to each other's every week or so. It can be encrypted so only you can see the data that's in the S3 bucket on their Nas.
Man this breaks me, I had one year of work in my hard drive. Doing my best to fix this. Dumbest decision not to backup my work folder. Always leaving for tomorrow til it happened. ⚰️
Looks like my 14tb will be joining yours soon. Recently after 2 years of use it's started making really high pitched ringing noise. The HDD still works fine but it really drives me nuts to know at any time it's going to go I just don't know when. I came here hoping to find answers 😢 Also this might have been caused by the recent force shutdowns I've been doing on my PC since I'm too lazy to hold the power button or wait for Windows to shut down, I've been using the switch at the back of my power supply to just force showdown. I've only been doing it for the past few weeks and the sound started a couple of days ago.😢😢😢
what does that mean exactly? Mine does the same since today. I can transfer data fine some of the time and then suddenly it goes to 0 Bytes/s transfer speed.
My 1TB security drive does this EXACT sound! I opened it up and the arm is just going back and forth. The platter spins fine but twhat i found was two giant ring scratches from the arm. The unit fell and the force must have caused the arm to scratch the platter as it was spinning.
My large-for-the-time SEAGATE NAS with ethernet crapped out on me within a couple of years. They quit making them. I never thought to backup my backup. It had some kind of weird proprietary interface so I couldn't even try the HDD reader...
Seagate is known for their less than steller hard drives, they finish last and have a highest fail rate amongst the other large competitors in the market and the studies shows it. Go with a western Digital or Samsung.
I’m not a computer guy, but I took a few of these apart. sounds like an arm malfunction. if the data is on the disk, can’t the disk be put in a functioning housing and be recovered?
mines making that sound at way slower and delayed intervals, the ending of it being more high pitched, it works atm, but idk if it’ll last another year. its a hitachi 4tb hdd
When the thing that is apost to keep your backups safe from a HDD failure fails: so…… ther went plan b……… *SSD backup drives may be expensive as heck, but they’re worth it considering you mostly put video game saves, pet photos, photos of lost loved ones, etc etc on those things. You buy an external backup drive to protect your data from a HDD failure, but when your backup drive is even more prone to the same common failure (becuse normal HDDs remain sitting, but external HDDs get rotated, and cheap ones without a mechanical lock on them that makes sure the lever that reads the data off the drive doesn’t move and corrupt data; are the ones that fail the most) as your HDD is, their not safe and not good for backing up that kind of stuff.*
Believe it or not my hard drive managed to recover from it Only problem my windows files got corrupted and it couldn’t boot anymore At least I can recover my files later whenever I could
Bros so my mom was cleaning my room And she pulls my hardrive cable and drops my external hardrive, and it turned off from the power cable… It’s got a case but still some plastic stuff broke. But overall I am able to run programs. The shitty part is that I use a pen stylus and that shit lags like crazy and I can’t use windows ink anymore and it freaking lags when I hold it the mouse on one place … what’s the procedure when the HDD gets cut off from the power cable ? And the usb
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whats the best hard drive to buy im wanting another big hard drive as i have a crucial 500gb NVMe M.2 SOLID STATE DRIVE in pc and want to make big drive for pc games ? any help advice please and where to buy from . thanks in advance, where did you buy the hard drive caddey from ? MIKE M1KEY M0FCG
I would look at seagate drives there quite good and some deals on amazon and the caddy is also from amazon the orico dual bay also clones drives so it is a handy tool, we reviewed it a long time ago
I would look at seagate drives there quite good and some deals on amazon and the caddy is also from amazon the orico dual bay also clones drives so it is a handy tool, we reviewed it a long time ago
Ok so I'm doing an update: the laptop made again the sound and paying attention to it I discovered it's more like a beep. I heard 3 short beeps this time. The operation system seems fine tho
I have the same sound but without click just zzzzzzzz like this and I don't know if its from the hdd or the power supply, i hope you understand my issue, and thx for the video
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Welp this video has dishartened me cuase my laptops maiing that exact clunking noise rn
@@baileyjerman5557 Oh no!
@@mikesunboxing yeah......alot of stuff just, poof
@@baileyjerman5557 😞
Mine even worse. My mom old laptop hard drive about the die really soon. EVEN THERE'S WORK FILES!!
You should do a freestyle rap over that beat......its BANGIN'
m to the i to the key mc mikey - sorry i'll go now
“HDD click of death type beat” 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏻🔝
The IT Anxiety Song.
@@fra93ilgrandehdd cod
AGREED
The worst sound is when you hear nothing...
Why???
@@joshuacacho1010that means it’s completely dead. with a healthy hdd, you would be able to hear it read and write if you go close to it
@@joshuacacho1010🤦♂️
I disagree, because that may mean you still have the means to recover the data on the platters. This is a head crash, which means many sectors are actually gone and unrecoverable.
😂😂😂
It's a Seagate, no surprises there
i have a 3TB one also making unusual sounds
@@mikesunboxing I just bought a Seagate hard drive I clone my old one WS and it's making really weird noise is that normal ???
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@@mikesunboxing figured out why they sent me a busted one using hdd sentinel the hard drive health is less then 50% and very bad sectors
@@drx3716 That's not good 😞
Once I left my laptop lying on the floor and my gf accidently stepped on its keyboard due to which harsh a sound came from it. It was still working after that. But when I shutted down it didn't boot again. I lost all my years of work within 1 day.....:(
sorry to hear that - very sad
No Gf, no problem!
@@anarchistmaverick9507 nah thats a disgusting joke do better bro
DUMP HER
14tb pron > gf
At least this doesn't sound like a mechanical failure, but an electronic one, or maybe servo data corruption. The drive controller doesn't see the data it wants to see, so it keeps trying and trying again. That means there's a chance to recover the data by swapping circuit boards etc
soo this explains why i have sound loss in games and unloaded grafics ?
That is a painful sound indeed for any HDD. Had my share over the years. I usually buy Seagate or Western Digital. Had good ones and not so good ones from both manufactures. Take care...be safe out there everyone. Cheers
yes all drives fail at some point sadly
I really like maxtor drives I had one with 1 re allocated sector and it lived in that condition for 12years after that
Hey Mike,
try to put the damaged hard drive inside a ziploc bag, so that no moisture gets in, in your freezer for around 12h.
Wont fix the HDD but maybe gives you enough time to recover your data.
cool! i'll try that
@@mikesunboxing let me know if it worked. Greetings to your ladies Poppy an Kath
@@milchmonster6237 Will do :-)
@Monster sounds like a great tip. Hopefully I won't have to employ it, but will have to keep that in mind should this happen.
What kind of a moron came up with this...
Guarantee there will be a TH-cam recovery video somewhere on how to salvage your data.
lol not on this one, seems like hardware failure
Ah I see the problem, it is clearly marked "Barracuda"
lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This sound exactly like I remember and thought it would sound. I dreaded mechanical hard disk sounds.
what anxiety sounds like
I assumed it would be the “tick of death.” Unfortunately the patient is DOA.
sorry to hear that
Its a factory now.
That sounds very familiar to my pc,who based on my attempts at fixing it also has a hard disk issue,i’m quite sad since i wa really looking forward to playing some video games on my pc this christmas but now i might have to throw the thing away or sell parts.Shame,it also broke on my birthday which i’m still pissed about even now.
Rip hard drive😔 may god bless her
and all those that sailed in her
It's a it actually, the hdd is referred as The harddrive
Try to change mechanical hdd slider
Hi Mike and Kath! That sound was awful. Mine was worst: a 1 TB Hitachi HDD back in 2012 (6 mounths bought) a chip got burned and now is buried somewhere the garbage depot in my town. Query: Did this happen only with this drive? I'm asking because I have in mind to buy a ORICO HDD Docking Station the next year. I haven't got any issues with my ORICO products till this far (a USB 3.0 enclosure and a DVD/USB 3.0 drive). Thank you very much!
the drive was from a local business and it was the backup drive so it sucks. The orico is just used for me to test so i can try and get it functioning again
Is it because the head of the hard drive is broken??
yes or the arm actuator
Feel your pain there Mike, I lost my old Synology NAS last week. To add insult to injury it took two of the four 4TB drives with it, whilst doing a restore, so lost all my data 😱😱😱
oh crap that is bad news. really sorry to hear that mate
@@mikesunboxing It happens. NAS has been running for over 11 years and the drives for 7 so was bound to happen at some point. Just unfortunate they happened at the same time when needed :-D
That is a decent run though and I guess it is on 247?
@@mikesunboxing Yup you're not wrong, was used on my Plex server so on constantly. Might try and repair it but might just flog it get what I get and try and get a new one. The drives are totalled can't even clone or recover the data so it's gonna be a busy month 😀
Maybe network malware caused the COD
My worst nightmare: the HDD click of DEATH. 💀 🥶 😭 😂
thats the exact sound my hard drive has been making for 2 years
some drives are a bit noisy
Sounds like music!
lol not the music i like to here
Did you know the MTBF rate for a 3.5 HDD in a Data Centre is about 20 years. The problem comes from home users that we throw them around a bit too much!
i have a strong feeling that the PC was knocked or hit judging by where it was kept and also a rep came in recently and was messing around with USB drives.
Drive not getting enough power sad 😢. It happened to me too but the PSU was damaged
how did you fixed it, same happens to me and i have old psu i think it's damaged what i need to do(sorry for bad english)
@@mertzgr16 Well I had an another PSU and I used that
the worse is when my 1996 working macintosh suddenly shuts down and i hear the smoke alarm go beeeeep beeeep (passes out)
SATA drives all are the same , one little mistake and it turnes undetectable with the access file damaged
It had to be a Seagate. I bought two green ones, returned them TWICE and I'm returning them a third time. Jesus...
Rip old friend 😢
My Hard Drive has been making that noise for the past 2 years on my 2011 iMac. That would explain the INSANELY slow start ups. I know that 2011 is old but I knew it shouldn’t have been THAT slow
time to swap it out?
@@mikesunboxing It might be time lol
I knew it was coming but still got transported to a time decades ago when I first heard that sound, is that PTSD? (Post Traumatic Storage Disorder)
lol yes definitely
Did it suddenly die or was there warning prior to its death? CrystalDiskInfo can tell you hdd's health info. I wonder if you were checking it.
it crashed the computer a few times, every now and then it would show in windows but as a drive that was not formatted, then click and disappear
@@mikesunboxingi have a samsung 640gb 2,5 inch HDD that used to be riddled with malware, and the main problem used to be that it didn't register in the system. sometimes it did, but the behavior was really flaky in that regard. after formatting it and using /chkdsk /r /f the drive dropped out of the system and became unformatted, with the CMD window saying stuff about reallocation errors. well, after that i found out that the diskpart utility in windows has a command that can wipe all properties of the drive. used that, formatted again, chkdsk again (keep in mind the sata2 interface, took a long while) and it came through just fine. crystaldisk info looks fine, and it still shows the amount of power-on hours. can't vouch for it's longevity as i'm not using it right now, but if you need to salvage a drive that shows up as unformatted you can try that command in the diskpart utility. will likely lead to loss of all data on the drive, but if the hardware is of greater value or the drive is unresponcive to alternative treatments, it's a nice last resort measure.
Pretty much means your non backed up data is gone. Even a data recovery business might only be able to recover some of your data because of the drive heads crashing.
Well, if it's a backup, you still got your main data right? And you also still have your off-site backup?
What's a good off-site backup? I don't like the idea of my data being somewhere else like the cloud.
@@Biglover29 an encrypted hard drive given to a friend, or if you have a nas, and you have a friend you has a nas, host an S3 bucket for each other, and backup to each other's every week or so. It can be encrypted so only you can see the data that's in the S3 bucket on their Nas.
What year?
Somehow my 2009 1tb barracuda still works!
sweet! that has done pretty well
Man this breaks me, I had one year of work in my hard drive. Doing my best to fix this. Dumbest decision not to backup my work folder. Always leaving for tomorrow til it happened. ⚰️
i feel your pain
I fixed mine, squeeze the connection as hard as you can, its just a wire issue
Looks like my 14tb will be joining yours soon. Recently after 2 years of use it's started making really high pitched ringing noise. The HDD still works fine but it really drives me nuts to know at any time it's going to go I just don't know when.
I came here hoping to find answers 😢
Also this might have been caused by the recent force shutdowns I've been doing on my PC since I'm too lazy to hold the power button or wait for Windows to shut down, I've been using the switch at the back of my power supply to just force showdown.
I've only been doing it for the past few weeks and the sound started a couple of days ago.😢😢😢
could be a resistor or something failing, might be fixable with the right diagnostic and soldering tools
Sounds like my hard drive. That have like 5-10 bitcoins on there from like 10 years ago.
Back when you can mine like 10 a day.
wow get that fixed you won't have to work again!
@@mikesunboxing Won't have to work again?
Yeah right, I wish. That's only maybe 600k.
That's not enough to never work again.
How unfortunate for you....
And you couldn't copy the data?
@@mehtWPD There's lots of sectors on the drive that can't be read.
So the wallet files are not there.
Mhhhhh I hear data loss 😳
I hope you got a back up drive or data recovery company on Speed dial 😂
same with my HDD what did you do then How did you backup your data after then
the data was gone sadly
what does that mean exactly? Mine does the same since today. I can transfer data fine some of the time and then suddenly it goes to 0 Bytes/s transfer speed.
It is the sound of impending death get the data off now if you can
i cant get to my data anymore. this started yesterday the exact same thing.
My 1TB security drive does this EXACT sound! I opened it up and the arm is just going back and forth. The platter spins fine but twhat i found was two giant ring scratches from the arm. The unit fell and the force must have caused the arm to scratch the platter as it was spinning.
Sorry to hear that
How to solve?
it is a physical defect sadly
the same thing happened to my 1T seagate with tons of games and movies on it.
sad times my friend. Sad times
Is it safe to put a hdd vertically like in this video, if it's properly secured in one place and doesn't move around?
yes it is
OMGGG i have been trying to find out where that exact sound is coming from on my tower! should i replace my hdd? guessing ill lose all my memory?
if the drive is dead yes, you mine get some data from it if you are lucky
My large-for-the-time SEAGATE NAS with ethernet crapped out on me within a couple of years. They quit making them. I never thought to backup my backup.
It had some kind of weird proprietary interface so I couldn't even try the HDD reader...
backup the backup is something i try and practice where possible, probably the main reason i cant get away from onedrive
@@mikesunboxing Of course. Live and hopefully learn.
So these are the sounds you should not get from a hard drive if you are getting them backup right
yes
"I can not take this anymore"
Why it is always a Seagate.....
not many others on the market now to be fair
Seagate is known for their less than steller hard drives, they finish last and have a highest fail rate amongst the other large competitors in the market and the studies shows it. Go with a western Digital or Samsung.
mines broken too...I could help but dance to the beat of yours tho lol..definitely a laugh or cry moment
yeah totally
I’m not a computer guy, but I took a few of these apart. sounds like an arm malfunction. if the data is on the disk, can’t the disk be put in a functioning housing and be recovered?
sometimes if can
Same sound I am getting on my hard drive. Is there a fix?
replace it before it fails and you lose your data
Ahhh make stop... Its gonna be my nightmare
Yes the sound that we all dread
mines making that sound at way slower and delayed intervals, the ending of it being more high pitched, it works atm, but idk if it’ll last another year. its a hitachi 4tb hdd
Backup before it’s too late
When the thing that is apost to keep your backups safe from a HDD failure fails: so…… ther went plan b………
*SSD backup drives may be expensive as heck, but they’re worth it considering you mostly put video game saves, pet photos, photos of lost loved ones, etc etc on those things. You buy an external backup drive to protect your data from a HDD failure, but when your backup drive is even more prone to the same common failure (becuse normal HDDs remain sitting, but external HDDs get rotated, and cheap ones without a mechanical lock on them that makes sure the lever that reads the data off the drive doesn’t move and corrupt data; are the ones that fail the most) as your HDD is, their not safe and not good for backing up that kind of stuff.*
Send it for repair, but costs as much as a new galaxy flip 4
Which is why I dont use HDD for my only backup. The most important data is on optical, no HDD at all.
and optical don't go bad? long time ago I always had problem opening perfectly looking old CDs, I hate CDs
Damn my hard drive health status is bad, on startup I get 4 beeps too
Is it fixable.?
no in my instance
Here's perfect example why I don't use mechanical drives anymore.
i have also had three SSD's fail and one nvme so they are not immune
hey do you know what the problem is? my drive is making the exact same sound...
head crash possibly, needs replacing
@@mikesunboxing is it an easy fix or should i get it done by professionals?
@@hammer6854 100% get a pro to do it if you value the data
Believe it or not my hard drive managed to recover from it
Only problem my windows files got corrupted and it couldn’t boot anymore
At least I can recover my files later whenever I could
na bro no sound terrifies me even more
I dont know. I think that is what gives hdd… soul. They have a special place for me. I know. Nvme is 7000mbps but still.
Everything on it was backed up, right? Right??
no this was the backup drive, but the original data is still on the primary drive
what model is it? To not buy it.
seagate barracuda 2TB
@@mikesunboxingDamn, did you use all of that 2 tb? if so, i am so sorry dude. 2tb worth of data lost, ouch 😔
@@mikesunboxingalso nice pc! I like the rgb effevt😮
This causes me physical discomfort to listen to RIP HDD
sorry about that
I once got a PC that shredded its own hard drive just a few months after we got it
Sorry to hear that
I just reformatted and for some reason it started working
That is why backup your backups
definitely
Bros so my mom was cleaning my room
And she pulls my hardrive cable and drops my external hardrive, and it turned off from the power cable…
It’s got a case but still some plastic stuff broke. But overall I am able to run programs.
The shitty part is that I use a pen stylus and that shit lags like crazy and I can’t use windows ink anymore and it freaking lags when I hold it the mouse on one place … what’s the procedure when the HDD gets cut off from the power cable ? And the usb
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same happens to me and i have old psu i think it's damaged what i need to do, how can i fix it?(sorry for bad english)
try another psu maybe
is there any way to fix it?
Not that I am qualified to do sadly
In data recovery service
whats the best hard drive to buy im wanting another big hard drive as i have a crucial 500gb NVMe M.2 SOLID STATE DRIVE in pc and want to make big drive for pc games ? any help advice please and where to buy from . thanks in advance, where did you buy the hard drive caddey from ? MIKE M1KEY M0FCG
I would look at seagate drives there quite good and some deals on amazon and the caddy is also from amazon the orico dual bay also clones drives so it is a handy tool, we reviewed it a long time ago
I would look at seagate drives there quite good and some deals on amazon and the caddy is also from amazon the orico dual bay also clones drives so it is a handy tool, we reviewed it a long time ago
mine randomly does this and randomly doesn't. just started doing this right before christmas and went away and now its back.
backup and prepare for a disk swap
Mines doing that exact sound. For 5minutes then it went quite. Is it dead?
most likely it is i'm sorry to say
Fuck, i was recovering 2 harderives for a friend. Waited a week for a new external harddrive to transpaort everything and boom, sound of death
The thing is it does actually show up on the drive manager but as not recognized + not initialised
@@matthieustocker9494 yeah that is common as the controller is working fine so it can appear to the OS but data access is not possible
I have the same sound in my pc what should i do? I can't download in thing
you need a new disk drive
I hear this click thing (only one) coming from my computer every once in awhile, should I worry? It doesn't happen frequently but I get really anxious
sometimes the drive might be going into low power or sleep mode the click could be the heads parking
@@mikesunboxing got it, thank you very much!
Ok so I'm doing an update: the laptop made again the sound and paying attention to it I discovered it's more like a beep. I heard 3 short beeps this time. The operation system seems fine tho
yep, have the same sound once in awhile
what does mean that sound?
Bad drive
Can you use this hard drive and the enclosure for an Xbox One S? Someone tell me please I’ve been looking everywhere
i don't see why not, you can use external USB drives on the xbox series s
wouldn't it be bad to place hdd vertically? image you're standing 24/7 Vs laying 24/7. the gravity can fk up the disk no?
the disk platter is like a wheel on a bike, or record deck, it doesn't matter the orientation just don't shake or wobble it
Mine does that but instead of the click it screeches like hell
That doesn’t sound good
No that’s not it. There is one much worse where it sounds like marble is bouncing on the floor endlessly.
Hitachi gave this to me once... Damn. Tried disk replacement.. Bended reading head 😅
Toshiba harddisk are way more worst than this one😅
Nice beat bro
Thanks 💯
@@mikesunboxing 14 seconds ago
Bro it sounds like this, but much quiter... Is it bad?
if it still works don't worry about it some pc drives are just loud
Of course its a seagate
mines is making the same noise what should i do? pls help
get your data off it quick if you still can
@@mikesunboxing i did already what would you do next?
@@BondnBreak buy new hdd, because that one is dying
How much does hdd costs?
then or now?
@@mikesunboxing both please
I assume that my fan is making the rapid clicking noise cause doesn't sound like that
likely to be a wire hitting a fan blade somewhere
the beat slaps
Seagate high failure rate
My hdd is doing grinding sounds atleast once a minute is that bad?
not always but worth running some software on it to see if it is throwing errors
@@mikesunboxing thanks i will try that
I just had that with my seagate 1t hdd,
Solition just slap it in the right angle
what? how?
I have the same sound but without click just zzzzzzzz like this and I don't know if its from the hdd or the power supply, i hope you understand my issue, and thx for the video
if you have the noise it could be the power supply, does the drive actually work?
@@mikesunboxing yah it works fine, im really afraid from power supply to explode 😐
lol go ahead and get it recovered. There are more things to worry about… good luck with SSD when it fails.. there will be no sound