info for hdd

[spyrosole]

re paidia molis katebasa ena programma apo to newsletter toy pcmag to opio scanari to pc ean exei molynthei apo enan io pou kykloforei sto kazaa me to onoma AntiK0wbot kai to programma legetai AntiK0wbot Free Removal Tool.meta apo liga lepta otan scanari to hdd akouw enan thorybo sto hdd kai kleinei o hdd gia liga deyterolepta kai meta epanerxetai sthn leitoyrgia tou(proth fora moy symbainei ayto)mesa se diasthma 7 leptwn moy to ekane treis fores.o hdd einai xorhtikothtas 20 gb kai mou apomenei arketos xwros akoma.giati egine ayto??

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[xsterg]

file mimpos katebases kanan io anti gia to programma poy itheles? einai poly pithano na einai ios kamoyflarismenos san programma antivirous. proseje ti bazeis sto systhma soy. pairne profylajeis.

[lexios]

File mou to etreksa kai egw kai den eixe kanena provlima. Min anisixeis. Eksallou den ginetai na prokalesei fysiki katastrofi sto drive sou (sxedon) kanena software...

[andreaslfc]

Αν ο θόρυβος που άκουσες είναι ένα κλικ και κλείνει και ένα κλικ και ανοίγει και έχεις Western Digital δίσκο κοίτα την λύση που προτείνει το support της WD:

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My drive is making clicking sounds, Whats wrong?

 

Answer

There are several potential problems that can cause clicking sounds. First, the drive itself could be failing, or has failed. Other reasons could include a faulty data cable, data corruption, incorrect BIOS settings, or in some cases a virus infection. Suggestions to assist you in determining the cause follow.

 

The first suggestion below is a definite test you can easily perform to determine if the drive has failed.

 

Power the system down and disconnect the IDE ribbon cable to the drive making the noise. Leave the power cable attached.

 

When you attach the drive to only the power supply with the data(40pin) cable detached does the clicking continue?

 

Yes - The drive has failed and needs to be replaced. Other symptoms generally associated with clicking are: The Auto-Detect feature in the BIOS will not detect a drive and even if the drive's parameters are entered manually, FDISK will not report a drive present. In these cases, refer to our Web site for an RMA (Returned Merchandise Authorization) exchange at the following link: Service and Support.

 

No - A faulty cable is a likely cause. Replace the cable to see if this resolves the issue. If this makes no difference, the drive has most likely experienced some form of data corruption, possibly a virus. In this case the Auto-Detect will generally still detect the drive and FDISK will also report a drive present. Run the Data Lifeguard Diagnostic Tool from a clean (virus free) write-protected floppy and test the drive. If the drive does not fail, then the Write Zeros option may be need to remove all software from the drive. Unfortunately, all data on the drive will be lost.

 

If your drive still continues to make a clicking noise without the ribbon cable, click on the following link for information on getting your hard drive replaced: How can I get my hard drive replaced.

 

If you would like information regarding Data Recovery click on this link: Data Recovery Information.

 

Πηγή: Western Digital Service & Support </font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Ανδρέας.

 

<small>[ 05-07-2002, 01:06: Το μήνυμα επεξεργάστηκε από: andreaslfc ]</small>