- Nov 17, 2013
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So before 2 days I was casually using my computer and all of the sudden I heard clicking noise and the system froze. I restarted it and while booting there was still that clicking noise and also boot was very slow...so I opened my case to hear where the sound is coming from...I already assumed it was HDD, but just to be sure...so I checked it and it was HDD the one that was producing that noise. Even though I knew that HDD is going to die sooner or later I kept using my PC normally and there was no differences in terms of performance and speed. So day after that HDD was occasionally making that clicking noise but the computer kept working normally but on second day I left computer on and I left the room and when I came back I saw black screen and text saying "NTLDR is missing". So I unplugged all usb devices and I went to BIOS and there was no HDD (not detected) So I just assumed that HDD died?
So, Is my HDD really dead ? Can I do something else to be sure that is dead or is that its end?
So, Is my HDD really dead ? Can I do something else to be sure that is dead or is that its end?
thats very rare to see this days. Also Im lucky to have flash drive with live ubuntu so i can use my pc while i get new HDD.
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