- Oct 30, 2013
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Hello, for a while now I've had this corrupt HDD on my MacBook Pro late 2011 17", yesterday, everything was running quite normal, but I started my computer today and two files were renamed to a random input, such as my "Videos" folder was renamed to, "-=['cqsKL;", and along with a few others. So, can a failing drive start renaming files or at one point did I just happen to do this somehow? Thanks!
Side note/Edit: My CPU went from average 40C(Fan RPM at 2000) to average 80C(with fan speed 100% at 6200RPM) for some reason. Also, my total RAM installed is at 8GB, and with only Safari open, I have 400-600MB left, this is odd. I know these aren't related to a failing HDD, but it's odd that this is happening as well as my corruption issues.
Side note/Edit: My CPU went from average 40C(Fan RPM at 2000) to average 80C(with fan speed 100% at 6200RPM) for some reason. Also, my total RAM installed is at 8GB, and with only Safari open, I have 400-600MB left, this is odd. I know these aren't related to a failing HDD, but it's odd that this is happening as well as my corruption issues.
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