Newbie need help on missing hdd

geniuspear

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Hi,

yesterday my comp was working fine, but today when I start, theres some wierd sound coming frm my cpu, computer took longer to load than usual...

when i go in desktop, realise my E drive is missing, restart a few times also no use...

I think my E drive gg already... was wondering if i shld jus buy a hdd frm sls and replace or build a new 1.

my pc is around 5 years old already.. so abit outdated i tink

usually use my pc for gaming and watching movies...

hoping to keep my budget below $1k~
 

Phen8210

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Hi,

yesterday my comp was working fine, but today when I start, theres some wierd sound coming frm my cpu, computer took longer to load than usual...

when i go in desktop, realise my E drive is missing, restart a few times also no use...

I think my E drive gg already... was wondering if i shld jus buy a hdd frm sls and replace or build a new 1.

my pc is around 5 years old already.. so abit outdated i tink

usually use my pc for gaming and watching movies...

hoping to keep my budget below $1k~

what are your current specs?
 

haoKRR

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Hi,

yesterday my comp was working fine, but today when I start, theres some wierd sound coming frm my cpu, computer took longer to load than usual...

when i go in desktop, realise my E drive is missing, restart a few times also no use...

I think my E drive gg already... was wondering if i shld jus buy a hdd frm sls and replace or build a new 1.

my pc is around 5 years old already.. so abit outdated i tink

usually use my pc for gaming and watching movies...

hoping to keep my budget below $1k~

if its only your hdd that is causing the issue, then change the hdd lo. i mean you can still use the hdd when u change your pc.
let me know if you need 500gb/1tb 3.5" hdd, i have a few BNIP
 

shadow84

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Try connecting to a different SATA power cable from PSU, one that is free from other drives or devices, ssd shld be fine as power consumption is low. If issue persists, try connecting to a different SATA data cable to mobo. If issue persists, perhaps HDD is dying.

If you can managed to boot it up, backup all items into another drive.
 
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