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Hard drive is not working.

The hard drive turns on and the light is on but it makes a small clicking noise and nothing comes on my computer. It won't read the hard drive anymore. It worked great before but for some reason today it stopped working.

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The clicking noise is most likely the hard drive trying to restart or start the drive i think the motor is not turning thus no data being sen nor received

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