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my 5 year old iBook is dying, i think.
likes to freeze up at random times, the hard drive goes click click click over and over like its stuck, and today it was making sounds like tearing a piece of paper up.
i completely erased the HD over thanksgiving and did a fresh install but its still doing this. any ideas? replace just the HD or the whole thing?
thanks, looks like i can get a new one for about $100 and have my dad put it in.
its funny, it still reboots after it freezes with no problems and i havent lost any data yet
thanks, looks like i can get a new one for about $100 and have my dad put it in.
its funny, it still reboots after it freezes with no problems and i havent lost any data yet
werd...clicks like that after 5 years = last legs on the hard drive (is most likely sticking)
got good time out of it though
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thanks, looks like i can get a new one for about $100 and have my dad put it in.
its funny, it still reboots after it freezes with no problems and i havent lost any data yet
also check the coolers. could be a problem with the temperature
Definitely sounds like a dying hard drive. I had an IBM Deskstar (AKA Deathstar) that did the same things right before it died. With all my data on it.
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