Hard disk sound from drive

LesterQ

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Hi ,

Anyone here experience when Heavy writing or reading the drive become Super loud.

Moderate writing/reading of drive the sound is intermittent....

:(:( Beh tahan already

Do they have any diagnostics test?
 

Kindovic

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Hi ,

Anyone here experience when Heavy writing or reading the drive become Super loud.

Moderate writing/reading of drive the sound is intermittent....

:(:( Beh tahan already

Do they have any diagnostics test?
wat brand???
 

jtjt00

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TS, I think your HDD is going up lorry.
Backup your data as soon as possible.
 

jtjt00

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Use HDTune to check Health tab as well as run Scan (uncheck quick scan).
 

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Hi ,

Anyone here experience when Heavy writing or reading the drive become Super loud.

Moderate writing/reading of drive the sound is intermittent....

:(:( Beh tahan already

Do they have any diagnostics test?

Either the magnetic heads of your disk are gettng weaker or the heads have loosen. The scratching sounds you are hearing are the heads taking extra efforts to read and write resulting in the loud scratching noise. If the magnetic heads have become loosen, it will tend to stick to the platter as they are reading or writing, thus causing friction and the noise.

Doing diagnostic tests will not make the problem go away, but wlll aggravate the problem and may cause your disk to be totally unreadable.

Better copy out your important data and RMA or throw away this disk.
 
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