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My hard drive not being able to copy files

My hard drive not being able to copy files

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Can you tell me what is happing when you try to copy them, like does it just not or does it give you a error?

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Is it produces clicking sound? This can be software or hardware problem. Try to excavate the disk and connect it to the USB to HDD converter pocket, and read through it.

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@preciousmichael what have you checked? Can your computer still access your hard drive?

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@oldturkey03 Without more info I'm cautious but I have seen HPs drop cheap SSDs when the NAND mapping gets screwed up, but can be secure erased and they come back. TEAMGROUP is one I know does it because I used one in my older 840 G8 🙃 - I was looking for an HP machine I could try and defeat Intune on by playing with some of the remote management features which had MDM I didn't check for back then. Even the OEM HP LiteOn IT drives aren't prone to it - it's mostly off the shelf drives with 3rd party controllers, firmware and NAND. Crucial/Micron is probably fine being they control the stack with the flash and firmware, but not the controller. They do not like really cheap low end budget drives. I haven't tested PNY, but like Samsung, Crucial/Micron and good drives like the LiteOn models PNY is probably fine. It's just those nasty drives from Chinese Amazon sellers and TEAMGROUP which fumble.

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@nick

According to the service manual they are all HDD models (although there is one hybrid HDD/SSD model) that can be used in the laptop.

If the laptop boots OK into the OS (I assuming that this is the case) it might be more of a failure of the "copy/paste" function, corrupt system files perhaps - sfc /scannow might be the first thing to try

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First, check if the hard drive is full or if there’s a corrupted file causing the issue. Running a disk check tool like CHKDSK on Windows can fix bad sectors

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