Changing the PRAM battery might be a helpful solution, in this case. A
severly weak PRAM battery can cause a whole host of performance
problems, from file corruption to funky hardware behavior. This might
also be a cheaper solution than a replacement HDD, and you're not really
out anything to change the PRAM battery, if your problem does turn out
to be a bad/non-existent HDD. In this case, either way you're simply
"buying future performance insurance" by changing the battery.
Matt in Indiana
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