hard drive making weird repeating beeping whine ?


  1. Posts : 113
    Win10 Pro 64bit
       #1

    hard drive making weird repeating beeping whine ?


    so ive previously made a thread talking about my hard drive issues im currently having.

    so ive been at it all da backing up everything that i can. and while i was asleep for a couple hours i came back to hear either the hard drive or the motherboard. listening not all that great to distinguish where exactly its coming from

    but i suspect the hard drive. its repeatable every id say minute to 2 or sometimes even 5 mins making a somewhat quiet beeping whine. if that makes sense

    Video:
    HDD issues - YouTube


    but question is will the HDD survive another day ?

    still not backed up everything let alone ordered a replacement.

    -Update-

    its sporadic it seems!
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  2. Posts : 276
       #2

    Sounds like the bearings are slowly going....it SHOULD last a little while longer , I've had older drives make loud squeeling sounds for days just before they fail, but it's definitely on it's way out.
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  3. Posts : 113
    Win10 Pro 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Wullail said:
    Sounds like the bearings are slowly going....it SHOULD last a little while longer , I've had older drives make loud squeeling sounds for days just before they fail, but it's definitely on it's way out.
    yeah figured as much. well considering this is the second problem thats now happening with the drive i just ordered a new one.

    lets hope amazon package the HDD correctly otherwise its going to be even more of a pain to handle!
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  4. Posts : 2,075
    Windows 10 Pro
       #4

    Go with a SSD.....no moving parts.
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  5. Posts : 61
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #5

    Eventually, all HDD's will "fail" in one way or another.

    Make sure that your data is backed up, because I'm giving this HDD a maximum lifespan of 1 more week, depending on how much time the computer is active.

    These symptoms sound like a bearing or motor failure.

    My condolances.

    PS: Don't buy a HDD ever again unless you are looking from a Datacenter / NAS perspective. SSD is the way to go for your personal computer.
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