@blca05, check the screws used to fix the HDD to the chassis. Lossed screws might produce more vibration.
HDD do vibrate due to moving parts inside it. you can attach rubber pads in between the HDD and the chassis, that will reduce the vibration to minimal. Also check the SMART status using HDD monitoring tools like HD tune.
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apply for WD RMA. its better to be safe than sorry. let WD test & fix your drive.
there are no bad sectors just horrible vibration.
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Originally Posted by d6bmg
Scan your HDD using HDtune & post the screenshot of the result here.
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Originally Posted by CA50
@blca05, check the screws used to fix the HDD to the chassis. Lossed screws might produce more vibration.
HDD do vibrate due to moving parts inside it. you can attach rubber pads in between the HDD and the chassis, that will reduce the vibration to minimal. Also check the SMART status using HDD monitoring tools like HD tune.
you can still apply for RMA. hard drive vibrates a bit. but first check if the mount is loose. if you can install HDD in the floppy are of your system & check if the vibration gets low. even i am using a tool less mount & there is absolutely no vibration.
you can still apply for RMA. hard drive vibrates a bit. but first check if the mount is loose. if you can install HDD in the floppy are of your system & check if the vibration gets low. even i am using a tool less mount & there is absolutely no vibration.
the mount is secured.
The spacing between the screws for the HDD mount is larger than that for the floppy mount. Im using a Elite 430.