Will there be too many things on the mechanical hard disk?

I've been in this situation. If there is no abnormal sound on the hard disk at ordinary times, but now the abnormal sound is probably a bad track on the hard disk, you can use the "efficiency source" to test whether there is a bad track. If there are bad tracks, the hard disk should not be used for a long time, unless you can find the bad tracks and hide them in several partitions, which may last for a while. You can also consider changing a new hard disk! Hard disks are also very cheap now.

Judging from the sound, it is likely that the life of your hard disk is coming soon. Kaka's sound is the sound made by the magnetic head when reading data on the disk. Because the head is aging, there will be that kind of broken sound, which makes people feel particularly uncomfortable.

Easy recovery can be used to detect whether the hard disk forms bad tracks, life, etc. I suggest you change your hard disk. At least the important materials should be burned and preserved. It doesn't matter when you live in Takuwa. From your description, I believe that the health of your hard disk should be below 60%. You can think I'm alarmist. I also believe that if you take this computer to the relevant maintenance department, they will also tell you: Never mind, I will just reinstall the system for you. However, if you get any shop that only repairs machines, it will remind you of the life of your hard disk and your important information.

Here, I'll give you some advice.

1 Use CD to burn important files.

2 use efficiency source software or EASYRecovery to completely repair the computer hard disk. And separate the physical bad tracks and shield them.

3 Reinstall the operating system. (non-Ghost version)

4 Memory is greater than1g. Turn off the Aero effect.