It is an Asus Windows 7 computer

Computer Malfunction
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Adam812
, Mar 09 2014 03:10 PM
#1
Posted 09 March 2014 - 03:10 PM

It is an Asus Windows 7 computer
#2
Posted 09 March 2014 - 05:38 PM

Almost afraid to say this but, it sounds like the hard drive has been severely damaged. The ticking noise is often caused by the reciprocating heads repeatedly seeking back and forth trying to locate the boot sector on the spinning platters. And, if the read/write heads touched the still spinning platters, the data that was under those scratches/gouges is gone forever.
Ontrack, Flashback Data and DriveSavers are three well-known companies that can attempt to retrieve files off of a 'dead' hard drive. Pricing typically runs between a few hundred to a couple of thousand dollars (US).
Ontrack, Flashback Data and DriveSavers are three well-known companies that can attempt to retrieve files off of a 'dead' hard drive. Pricing typically runs between a few hundred to a couple of thousand dollars (US).
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