My computer hard drive is ticking, and I can t read it

Most of the hard drive rings are caused by vibration, and TT's Shark case has a special rubber gasket to absorb the shock. If your friends' hard drive slots don't have a similar gasket in the case, you can DIY one yourself, and the effect will be obvious.

If the hard disk is noisy, if the hard disk makes a "hoop" sound, it should be a normal phenomenon; There is a sound like fried beans when the hard disk is read, which is basically a normal situation, if you can't stand it, maxtor has a special noise reduction tool acoustic management, and the main executor is.

**, and then make a tool floppy disk. For example, the noise is a "gurgling" sound. This sound is caused by the collision between the mechanical arm driven by the bearing and the disc. With such noise, the life of the hard drive is almost at the end.

The noise of the serial hard disk is a little louder than that of the IDE.

You can dial the relevant ** query according to the serial number on the hard disk.

The noise problem of the hard disk is multifaceted, first of all, please make sure whether the hard disk is installed firmly, because the platter in the hard disk is rotating at high speed during operation, and there is noise itself, if it is not fixed firmly, it may resonate with the fixed iron plate, and the sound is very loud; It may also be related to the power of the power supply, if the power supply is insufficient, the speed of the hard disk is unstable, not only the noise increases, but also it is very easy to cause damage to the hard disk, you can replace the high-power power supply; Of course, the problem of the hard disk itself is not ruled out, if the replacement power supply is invalid, it may be the fault of the hard disk itself, please find the merchant to solve it immediately.

The following situations can cause the hard drive to ring:

1.Partial damage to the circuit 2Dust enters 3Head or track aging 4The hard drive has been hit hard or**, etc.

When this situation occurs on the hard disk, it is recommended to back up the data first and then repair it.

It's normal for the hard drive to ring. Just don't keep ringing. After a long time, there will always be a little movement.

The head and the track are aging, or dust is in. You go get your chin checked.

The hard drive is about to break, it is recommended to back up important data first. Maybe it will hang up on the same day.

There wasn't such a situation before it was repaired, right?? Did you quarrel with the repairer during the warranty? Maybe it was ah, I was in a hurry, and I didn't install ......You can tear it down and take a look at it yourself......Let's rule out the simple questions first! Otherwise, it's a problem with the hard disk itself......

The hard disk has physical bad sectors that need to be shielded.

Well, I don't think it's a rat yet.

The next hard drive repair tool may be able to improve a bit.

Do not cut off the power of the computer, a sudden power failure will damage the hard disk a lot.

There's a bad sector, let's change the hard drive.

Normal situation.

It could be a problem with the motor.

My hard drive just broke down and it was the same sound before it went down.

If it's too loud, pay attention to it, this kind of problem has not been repaired.

It's a piece of Japanese garbage.

No one can repair the physical damage of the hard disk, the theoretical life of the hard disk is only 3 5 years, for a long time, long-term rotation causes the spindle to bend, make a zzz sound, difficult to read and write, you hang this disk from the disk to see, strive to copy the data out, as for maintenance, it is not possible.

If the head arm fails, it will be replaced during the warranty period, otherwise the head will be intelligently shielded, but the capacity will be sacrificed.

It's hard to put it in time to repair the computer, and the hard disk data is not guaranteed to be restored...

I feel like the hard drive is broken, there are too many bad sectors. If you can get a new one during the warranty period, but the premise is not that it is caused by it. Is that acceptable?

The hard disk is broken, the hard disk generally does not have a lot of movement, close to listen to the buzzing sound, your hard disk clicks, the possibility of breaking is very high, try to change a hard disk, if you can, that is the hard disk is broken, the hard disk also has a life, and the life is over.

Unplug the power cord plugged into the hard disk interface and replace it with another one, try to suspect that the power supply is large.

Listening to your description, your computer seems to be a desktop. There are many possibilities for you to describe this situation:

1.There is a problem with the power supply of the computer;

2.If the hard drive is broken, if you are a desktop, borrow your classmate's hard drive and try it;

3.If the memory module is broken, if there is a memory module of the same model around, you can also try it;

3.There is a problem with the motherboard.

The hard disk is broken, mine is also the case, go to the after-sales service to see it, if it is a bad sector, it can be repaired, it can only be repaired, and the hard disk can only be replaced if it is not repaired, if the computer is still in the warranty period, it can be replaced for free.

The hard disk is going to be broken, is there a U disk or system disk, go in and see if the hard disk has any bad sectors, the computer hard disk is most afraid of tossing back and forth, and it is easy to break if it is bumped.

The damaged surface of the hard disk is large, and it is recommended to replace it with a new one.