A ABE30 Honorable Oct 15, 2015 14 0 10,510 Feb 18, 2016 #1 hey guys, I touched my hArd drive PCB but I didn't feel any shock. I haven't used it yet but I wanna know if it is still working or not. It's WD blue 1 TB
hey guys, I touched my hArd drive PCB but I didn't feel any shock. I haven't used it yet but I wanna know if it is still working or not. It's WD blue 1 TB
Solution _Blink Feb 18, 2016 Only way to know is if you plug it in. If you don't want to leave it on for long, Go into Bios, and check if it's there. Otherwise just let it boot and quickly check if it's there. If your operating system is on it, then just check if it boots
Only way to know is if you plug it in. If you don't want to leave it on for long, Go into Bios, and check if it's there. Otherwise just let it boot and quickly check if it's there. If your operating system is on it, then just check if it boots
SkyNetRising Titan Jan 4, 2016 32,227 4,630 126,640 Feb 18, 2016 #2 How do you imagine to know if ESD has killed your hardware or not without testing it? Maybe fortuneteller can help you. Upvote 0 Downvote
How do you imagine to know if ESD has killed your hardware or not without testing it? Maybe fortuneteller can help you.
A ABE30 Honorable Oct 15, 2015 14 0 10,510 Feb 18, 2016 #3 SkyNetRising : How do you imagine to know if ESD has killed your hardware or not without testing it? Maybe fortuneteller can help you. HAHAHAHA actually you're right. I haven't bought the rest of my PC yet but I have nightmares about ESD so I wanna make sure nothing has happened. Upvote 0 Downvote
SkyNetRising : How do you imagine to know if ESD has killed your hardware or not without testing it? Maybe fortuneteller can help you. HAHAHAHA actually you're right. I haven't bought the rest of my PC yet but I have nightmares about ESD so I wanna make sure nothing has happened.
_Blink Reputable Jan 20, 2016 341 0 5,160 Feb 18, 2016 Solution #4 Only way to know is if you plug it in. If you don't want to leave it on for long, Go into Bios, and check if it's there. Otherwise just let it boot and quickly check if it's there. If your operating system is on it, then just check if it boots Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Only way to know is if you plug it in. If you don't want to leave it on for long, Go into Bios, and check if it's there. Otherwise just let it boot and quickly check if it's there. If your operating system is on it, then just check if it boots