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By tntrekabulat on May 01, 2009
My hard drive makes a repetitive clicking sound. This sound is usually followed by a high pitch frequency sound. I think the arm inside of the hard drive is out of alignment. Is there any way to fix this.
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May 08, 2009
- is the data recoverable? i have the same issue, clicking, high pitched noise, can't see drive.- drn000Solution #1
posted on May 01, 2009
physically hard disk head is crashed with the platter there is no way to rectify that
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Solution #2
posted on May 01, 2009
Hi,
Unfortunately this is a very specialized field and the sounds you describe are those of a hard drive which has hardware damage.
It will most likely cost you less to buy new hard drives than having the old ones repaired.
Best wishes,
Graemevm
Unfortunately this is a very specialized field and the sounds you describe are those of a hard drive which has hardware damage.
It will most likely cost you less to buy new hard drives than having the old ones repaired.
Best wishes,
Graemevm
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