My Reply follows quote. On 28/08/2004 14:07 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >My questions are: >- am I right in assuming that this is a serious problem and a disaster >waiting to happen soon? >- if so, what can I do for the problem to resurface? this is my >secondary notebook, and it came with my job, so it is not crucial for >me at this moment... and I'd rather have it repaired/replaced now than >later (especially as it's already 10 months old and the warranty will >probably expire soon) > >Thanks in advance for any suggestions. ------ Them ol' PC disks! Sounds to me like the bearings on the HD are on their way south. The clicking is usually the heads "seeking" for the info. I would back up the data and watch the ads for a new hard drive.
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