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Try connecting this USB hard drive to another computer. The clicking sound is known as the "click of death" the read write head is banging back and forth and is a sign the hard drive is faulty.
You can get free online remote Support by mailing this problem to [email protected] . This may be due to two problems 1. Due to Virus 2. Due to Insufficient RAM .
Make sure you are using the right USB cable. Also try on a different USB port (preferred one on the back of the PC) Can you see the HDD on "Disk Management?" Also if you hear any clicking sound then the HDD has become faulty. All the best!
Check the jumper settings on the back of the drive, if this is the primary HD, set it to master, if secondary, set it to slave, if secondary still does not recognize, switch the ide cable so that the two drives are not on the same one.
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