That could well be the heads doing something weird.I recorded the sound, like this
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14NdpwvirqXxOYOfFRI323AdvpLzFzjaC/view?usp=drivesdk
Only happen once when i start my laptop
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZF4QCFTmm32kMMnQJQK20TdIZOoEGpg-If your notebook HDD is starting to make sounds you never heard before I would start by making a backup of any files you don't want to lose to an external HDD or USB flash drive. Download CrystalDiskInfo and look at the drive's health.
so do you think normal HDD makes a sound like tek tek when the laptop was first turned on?New noises are never a good thing.
You need to start backing up your data, yesterday.
so you can't take a conclusions about what happened to my drive?Some drives make noises. A lot has to do with what they are mounted to.
But if it starts making NEW noises, that is not a good thing.
In any case, if you're relying on the noise or lack of noise, or some testing software to warn you...you have waited too long.
I've seen brand new drives go from seemingly perfect to absolute dead in 36 hours. It was 5 weeks old.
I've seen a solid state drive go from 100% working to absolute dead, in 5 minutes.
That drive could last another 5 years. Or it might die as I'm typing this.
Safety of your data needs to happen ALL the time. Not just when you suspect an issue. If it is any data you care about, anyway.
so you can't take a conclusions about what happened to my drive?
Thanks for you informations, i'll start to backup my dataUnless a professional open your drive inside a Recovery Clean Room and look at what's wrong with it there is no way we can tell for sure what happened to your drive.
The only thing that we can be sure about is that if your drive just started making new sounds it means that you should do any backup now and just keep using the drive until it dies or replace it.
Even though CrystalDiskInfo shows that my drive is still healthy, is that still inaccurate?Unless a professional open your drive inside a Recovery Clean Room and look at what's wrong with it there is no way we can tell for sure what happened to your drive.
The only thing that we can be sure about is that if your drive just started making new sounds it means that you should do any backup now and just keep using the drive until it dies or replace it.
even though it only sounds when my notebook is turned on?It sounds like your hard drive is failing
Even though CrystalDiskInfo shows that my drive is still healthy, is that still inaccurate?
I hear it from the position of the hard drive, it happens every time I turn on my notebook, my hard drive sounds like tekk and after that the sound of my harddrive returns to normalHow do you know it’s your hard drive? Have you opened up the laptop and listen with a cardboard tube to see where the sound is coming from?
Some drives do make noises. Some are silent.there are some people who say that if hdd starts to sound strange then it indicates that hdd is no longer good, there are also those who say that sometimes hdd does make such a sound so it is normal, this is what makes me confused because there are 2 perceptions that different
It's really confusing haha, but I've started backing up my data just in case something bad happensSome drives do make noises. Some are silent.
Often, it depends on the whole rest of the system. Maybe a slightly loose screw.
But if it changes from what it used to be....that is usually not good.
That could well be the heads doing something weird.I recorded the sound, like this
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14NdpwvirqXxOYOfFRI323AdvpLzFzjaC/view?usp=drivesdk
Only happen once when i start my laptop
I do not have a backup hdd, so I back up to the flashdisk, only some important data that I backupThat could well be the heads doing something weird.
But, whether this drive lasts for another 5 years, or dies in the next 5 minutes..have you started a good backup routine?
I make no predictions either way.
But we see far too many instances of "It was doing weird things, and I was going to save my data tomorrow."
oops...it died, and all your stuff is actually gone.
Not sure what you want us to tell you.
We cannot predict the eventual time and date of death for that. No one can.
But it will surely die, eventually.
How valuable is your time and data?