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Uploaded by on Jun 29, 2008

It sounds like the heads are stuck to the platters, making a phaser type noise.
EDIT: Wow, 2000 veiws! Thanks guys!

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  • Buy a Western Digital HDD

  • @z4z5z6 this guy has the right idea

  • that hard drive must be overloaded with games lol

  • funny thing is, it was empty lol

  • hahaha ibm hdd

  • I think the HDD devision of IBM was taken over by Hitachi.

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  • @nerdy1351 Western Digitals are worse than Maxtor though. :\ (But I will say it's much better than IBM lol. And yes, the heads are stuck to the platters.)

  • WTF, your hard drive is playing galaxian!!

  • @computerstuff4ever hmm... strange, after kind of shaking it...leaving it alone for a bit...it works. Im goning to send it in but for the most part I think I recovered everything. the hard drive stops loading on certain folders i tried to copy so formatted it and used RECUVA to recover some files i needed. Thank the lord haha...

  • @computerstuff4ever Head stuck to platter.

  • @InsiderTCF The head alignment is bad. Your hard drive is - well - dead.

  • Head damage.

  • It has decided to play space invaders.

  • @IBMThinkPad1000 Im a bad word hater. T_T

  • Thats what happens when you put a rom from a 20 years old cartridge (like galaga) into your HDD...

  • Is that a car alarm???

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