ST3500418AS Click click CC38

This sound is the sound made by the hard disk, the hard disk is different from ordinary flash memory, the hard disk can not have violent vibration, so if it is a notebook hard disk, the notebook should be handled gently. But sometimes the voltage of the computer is unstable, which will cause the hard disk to have a sound, as long as it is according to what I said, it should not have any impact on your life and work.

Your hard disk has a stabbing sound, the hard disk should have a bad sector, because our hard disk is entered data countless times, or deleted data, will cause some damage to the hard disk, if your computer is not very loud It doesn't matter, if the sound is very loud, or you say that it will make a sound when you run the program, then you should pay attention, if the hard disk is broken, your data will all disappear, so it is recommended that you back up the useful data in your computer in advance, If you are still not at ease, then you can go to the place where you bought the computer and ask the technician to do a test, if it is just a small problem, you can rest assured.

I'm the same as you, every morning when I get up and turn on the phone, it clicks, and it is very slow to enter the system, and it is very slow to run any program after entering the system.

I guess it's not far from the listing, I'm expecting it to be bad, so I'll take it and change it. WestJet, this is the second 500g hard drive I replaced, and it's only been 2 months and it's broken ......

What I understand is that upgrading the firmware is also useless and doesn't solve the problem. It's a product quality issue. I'm sorry! WestJet to death. How many users have been harmed.

My flash firmware is fine. cc49. But now there is a full reaction again. I'll look to see if there's any firmware in the flash.

Seagate,WD such a regular home is warranted for 3 years,Once there is a bad sector, you don't need any hesitation,Back up your own data immediately to the warranty,Hard disk data cable or something is outside the body,Don't count whether you have a ...... about what to do with himYou can try to use MHDD to test whether there is a red cross, I use this software less.

That's it.,I've got 10 in my hand.,Your situation is a bad channel.,In win7, the police will be called.。 Copy out important data quickly.

The only thing I have in my hand is a parallel trade that has a bad road like yours, but it just happened to be over a year of warranty, and it was hopeless, and the circuit board was sold.

My firmware is all CC38 kind, no problem using it. Originally, it was an improved version of the firmware gate, but HD Tune showed a lot of yellow, so you have to use a new version. Some C7 displays that there is a problem with the data cable, resulting in incorrect data correction.

ST3500418AS is a Seagate 12th generation 16MB hard disk, the latest firmware is CC3E, Seagate English official ** has an update, Seagate 12th generation hard disk is universal, and the upgrade is also very simple. Take a look at the introduction.

cc38

It's not very clear that the 11th generation firmware gate is long gone, and the hard disk is still using the 11th generation firmware gate, and the hard disk is very easy to handle.

I am a professional in data recovery, the problem is very simple, cc38 firmware ultimate, no one knows the specifics, the internal affairs of the manufacturer, few people know, and it is not public.

1) Generally, the higher the version, the better, because it is constantly updated to fix problems, it is recommended to upgrade to cc49.

I had a problem before, and I sent it for warranty, and I guess it's fine, but the data is absolutely none.

Also, recovering data is expensive.

My hard drive is the same as yours. I'm using CC49 firmware now. The original is a good idea to be cc38. Yours should also be refreshing.

If there is a specialized data recovery company, just look for them.

Theoretically yes, I used to test with cd and didn't use ***.

It's good to use a USB flash drive to make it.,There's no need to waste a disc.,If you want to make it.,It's okay.,It's an ISO file in itself.。

Updating the firmware for desktop drives is not working.

Yes, any hard drive will do.

It should be no problem to do a boot disk, but I think there is still a certain risk in updating the firmware of the hard disk, and it should not be insured if it fails.

It depends on whether it is new, or old, new, it may not be connected, and it depends on how to prompt, please be more detailed.