>HDD starts to make loud whirring noises
HDD starts to make loud whirring noises
Silly Tomoko, this is why you have no friends. Popular people use RAID and keep offline backups, so a drive death, even a sudden one, is only an inconvenience, and they don't lose any data.
>plastic bits on the exterior start melting
>hard drive makes clicking sound
>cmd open then close without reason on w7 even if windows update is disable
One of mine died like 4 minutes ago
A super thin seagate 500gb sshd that came in this PC
Thought "eh I'll stick my steam games on it"
Nah, click of death halfway through
Replaced with a new old stock 160gb WD Caviar from 2007
>cpu fan starts whirring to the max, unnamed process is using it 100%
>hard drive makes vroom vroom noises
>SSD starts tip-tappin'
>SSD starts to make loud whirring noises