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in windows right click on the hard disk in my computer and choose properties then the tools tab
choose check for errors
if it says something like do you want to make it scan at next boot then choose YES
choose check for errors
if it says something like do you want to make it scan at next boot then choose YES
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thanks for the help! this problem is resolved. thanks
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if its clicking you should really get an new hdd
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Not necessarily. The hard disk could have had magnetic, as opposed to physical damage. Reformatting fixes that (and erases everything, so back up first). Power failures often cause magnetic damage.
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