Disk media (platter surface) has degraded in the area of the files the machine loads when booting up. See it occasionally with Seagates, that noise in particular.
Get everything off it and wait for it to die.
Disk media (platter surface) has degraded in the area of the files the machine loads when booting up. See it occasionally with Seagates, that noise in particular.
Get everything off it and wait for it to die.
If you didn't do your 67 minutes for Mandabi last week, you could do a good deed and donate it for parts![]()
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This drive comes out of a 3.5 year old Compaq laptop... it is waaaay past its warranty life-line. These OEM Seagates only had a 1 year warranty back then... kinda like now
The only value it has now would be to someone like you South_Bit... I am almost 100% certain you can have the drive... I will ask tomorrow and let you know.
Last edited by kilobits; 22-07-2012 at 09:16 PM.
Hey Hey
Replaced the HDD with an SSD (thanks PostmanPot!).
Sorry South_Bit... laptop owner is keeping the chirping drive... I just repartitioned it and left the the chirping 30GBs unpartitioned... and it is quiet now... but I have warned against using it.
If it fails and he gives it to me, it is yours.
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