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          Ok.. Sometimes with my foot, I lean my gaming pc to the side.. :P           And the gaming pc sometime fall's back to its feat very small amount.. well I have a 1TB hdd that was pulled from a 7 year old Dell Optiplex. I have had it be in a dell dimension that has fell about a foot from a shelf.. I believe it was in there at the time. It has been  left out, been stored.. Idk if it had been dropped :P

 

                 

               Ok, here is why I think my HDD is dying. Obviously I have been Ziftrcoin mining on my PC for the past few days. But I have been hearing a noise for over a weak.. I think I knew it was my HDD.. but I thought it was writing because of my mining for some reason.. I started mining a few minutes ago.. then stopped it, and still I hear the HDD sometimes.. The  HDD isn't making the noise at the second.. but it was.. is it because it was running a frozen program? O.. it is making a few tiny noises here and there... And from Linus's NCIX video I once watched long ago when I didn't have this PC, I was on a all in one.. (I had the HDD, but not using it, stored in the dell dimension for the heck of it :P

 

        Noise=Impending doom. That is what I heard, What should I back up too? I know the impending dooooom is coming!

 

I have used 160gb.. so I should probs buy a new HDD. but that transfer process will be teh hard part..

 

 Yes, its is one of those Old old 1TB WD drives that doesn't have a color name, and says somthing about Enterprise on it.. Lol. Its old.

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eh I have a (quiet) clicking drive which is not the same as the clicks of death and its been like that for the past what 6 years?

so loud click or quiet click?

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Mining should have no effect on you HDD whatsoever, and if it's been running for 7 years, then really you should consider replacing it. If it's dying, there's nothing you can do. just be glad that it still works to some extent so that you can transfer everything on it.

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             Actually, about 1 year of it was abandoned, 1 year it was rarely  used in a dell dimension, and the only time untill the past few weeks it has made that noise.. was when I was installing a OS on it that was only used once, and just a stupid project that was nothing. and all the years before those.. I didn't have that Optiplex. It basically sounds like its writing, but like for a few split seconds like 10 times per minute, when I'm done mining, it is louder for some reason, but in the time of just browsing, it makes like 20 tiny write noises per minute, that last about 0.5 to 1 second each.. maybe sometimes with big intervals between them. Sounds like rocks.. but heck.. it is old, and it sounded like that when I one time put a OS on it.. and no, there is no OS on it.. I only used that PC once.. just some laying around pc, then took the HDD out after wasting space on a OS.. then it sat around, then I installed it in my gaming pc, and wiped it. I have my OS on a HDD.. So I only have programs on this HDD.. That does include steam games. Which won't be complicated to move :P

 

            So yeah, the miner isn't even installed on the HDD, it just ramps for a minute.. well atleast has the write noise more constantly after a couple minutes of stopping the mining.. but like I SAID.. has random write noises.

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eh I have a (quiet) clicking drive which is not the same as the clicks of death and its been like that for the past what 6 years?

so loud click or quiet click?

   Well, when constant(actually downloading somthing, its loud, it isn't click's.. it sounds kidna rocky.. Idk.. almost like rumble.. Idk. It isn't nothing. It is quieter rumble noise the little tiny noises the several times it makes either minute. 

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Wait.. does this mean this Old HDD has its impending doom coming?

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   Well, when constant(actually downloading somthing, its loud, it isn't click's.. it sounds kidna rocky.. Idk.. almost like rumble.. Idk. It isn't nothing. It is quieter rumble noise the little tiny noises the several times it makes either minute. 

sounds normal but 7 years is still a lot to ask and get another one and back up to it just in case

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buy a new hard drive asap and cut and paste to it or clone it. I would never expect 7 years from a hard drive. (have 13 terabytes of them)

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buy a new hard drive asap and cut and paste to it or clone it. I would never expect 7 years from a hard drive. (have 13 terabytes of them)

Idk if the drive is 7 years old.. but Ik I pulled it from a 7 year old PC.. and forgot to mention it wasn't used tooo much :P       So maybe in that consideration its normal.. Lol

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iT looks liike this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136828&ignorebbr=1And I looked on the model listed.. and its the same as the model listed in properties.. except the properties has many numbers after it.. but the main things are the same. :P Ima see when it was launch.. It says "certified by dell"" Already should've known because It was pulled from a Dell Optiplex :P

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On a spec page from WD.. it said somthing like "Copyright 2008" Idk when this particular WD1002FBYS Was made.. but Ik it was launched about 7 year ago.. Idk when it was discontinued tho..

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Can someone tell me when the drive model WD1002FBYS was discontinued so I can know the absolute yougest it couold be? I can't find it :P

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It isn't making noise right now. Perhaps its good for now.. because I was about to get a 250gb or 500gb WD blue from a diff PC.. But idk which compacity it is.. but not the point.. I realized there is soda...(I'm guessing) Spilled all over it.  Lol.. time for another troubleshooting post.. if that PC is fried.. I hope the HDD isn't.. the cpu, and ram... ect.

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          Ok.. Sometimes with my foot, I lean my gaming pc to the side.. :P           And the gaming pc sometime fall's back to its feat very small amount.. well I have a 1TB hdd that was pulled from a 7 year old Dell Optiplex. I have had it be in a dell dimension that has fell about a foot from a shelf.. I believe it was in there at the time. It has been  left out, been stored.. Idk if it had been dropped :P

 

                 

               Ok, here is why I think my HDD is dying. Obviously I have been Ziftrcoin mining on my PC for the past few days. But I have been hearing a noise for over a weak.. I think I knew it was my HDD.. but I thought it was writing because of my mining for some reason.. I started mining a few minutes ago.. then stopped it, and still I hear the HDD sometimes.. The  HDD isn't making the noise at the second.. but it was.. is it because it was running a frozen program? O.. it is making a few tiny noises here and there... And from Linus's NCIX video I once watched long ago when I didn't have this PC, I was on a all in one.. (I had the HDD, but not using it, stored in the dell dimension for the heck of it :P

 

        Noise=Impending doom. That is what I heard, What should I back up too? I know the impending dooooom is coming!

 

I have used 160gb.. so I should probs buy a new HDD. but that transfer process will be teh hard part..

 

 Yes, its is one of those Old old 1TB WD drives that doesn't have a color name, and says somthing about Enterprise on it.. Lol. Its old.

 

 

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What is the drive's model? I would suggest running WD Data Lifeguard Diagnostic tool to check the drive's health and possibly see what is causing the problem. I would run both the quick and the extended tests :) Here's a link: http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=810〈=en
 
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Hey monaka25,
 
What is the drive's model? I would suggest running WD Data Lifeguard Diagnostic tool to check the drive's health and possibly see what is causing the problem. I would run both the quick and the extended tests :) Here's a link: http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=810〈=en
 
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       Sorry about late reply, but it is: WDC WD1002FBYS-02A6BO I haven't tested the drive yet, and it hasn't made the noise today.. It says drive status: This device is working properly... yes it is working.. but I think its not ganna :P                  I think the Drive is more referred to as, well atleast the model code, WD1002FBYS        

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   Thanks for the help.. but I will probably not.. but thx tho :) Maybe I will.. Lol. I don't have a drive tho :P so ye

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       Sorry about late reply, but it is: WDC WD1002FBYS-02A6BO I haven't tested the drive yet, and it hasn't made the noise today.. It says drive status: This device is working properly... yes it is working.. but I think its not ganna :P                  I think the Drive is more referred to as, well atleast the model code, WD1002FBYS        

Have you tested the hard drive?

 

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Have you tested the hard drive?

 I am testing with a WD program that doesn't need a usb flash drive :P But thx! I did like the vid just now. :P Thx Liked! 

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Hey monaka25,
 
What is the drive's model? I would suggest running WD Data Lifeguard Diagnostic tool to check the drive's health and possibly see what is causing the problem. I would run both the quick and the extended tests :) Here's a link: http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=810〈=en
 
Captain_WD.

 

               When I ran the quick test, lasted 2 minutes. In the first 30 seconds, my Hdd sounded like a car motor scaled down by alot. Idk. Sounded like a broken xbox 360 power supply almost :/.. Had that mechanical sound to it :P But it past the test... I'ma run the extended version :/

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The extended test is a bit too long for meh :/ Sorreh. I'm not going to fully run it.. I will end it now.. just been a few minutes :P Again.. in the first 20-30 seconds.. it mades a noise.. but a different one this time.. the one is origionally makes.. the rocky noise.

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The extended test is a bit too long for meh :/ Sorreh. I'm not going to fully run it.. I will end it now.. just been a few minutes :P Again.. in the first 20-30 seconds.. it mades a noise.. but a different one this time.. the one is origionally makes.. the rocky noise.

I would replace this hard drive immediately 

 

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               When I ran the quick test, lasted 2 minutes. In the first 30 seconds, my Hdd sounded like a car motor scaled down by alot. Idk. Sounded like a broken xbox 360 power supply almost :/.. Had that mechanical sound to it :P But it past the test... I'ma run the extended version :/

 

 

The quick test checks the S.M.A.R.T. status of the drive while the extended checks thoroughly the drive for bad sectors. The long one does take a long time to finis and I would advise you to complete it. Since the drive passed the quick test, I believe it either has a physical/mechanical problem or it has bad sectors. Either way, I would also suggest replacing the drive. You can check its warranty status here: http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=DYn5ya
 
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       Sorry about late reply, but it is: WDC WD1002FBYS-02A6BO I haven't tested the drive yet, and it hasn't made the noise today.. It says drive status: This device is working properly... yes it is working.. but I think its not ganna :P                  I think the Drive is more referred to as, well atleast the model code, WD1002FBYS        

 

The drive that you have is an older 1TB WD RE3 which is a 7,200 rpm Enterprise SATA2 (3Gb/s) HDD. It is optimized with features for reliability and  performance. Here's some more info on the drive: http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=CPEQ6A:)
 
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