quote:Originally posted by Cartman: "Macs rule or whatever."
Dork.
Aww! Leave him alone. He can't help being like that!
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Saltah'na
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If you bought the drive recently, you may have to have it RMA'd to whoever the manufacturer is. Clicking noises are never a good sign in a hard drive.
To better be sure, best to nuke the drive and try again. The fact that the hard drive is making noises more frequently is cause for suspicion.
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Well, it's not really "making noises". It was just a single "click". It kind of put me in mind of something turning off. And then, the drive would disappear.
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