@4joeyirosh1:p.H wrote: ↑2022-01-07 16:37Sorry but I am not going to watch a video. What do you mean by "opened" and "connect" ? Do you mean you opened the enclosure, removed the drive from it and connected the drive directly to a SATA port and power in the computer ? You did not open the drive itself and watch the platters and heads, did you ?4joeyirosh1 wrote: ↑2022-01-07 14:15 I opened up the drive and when I connect it to my computer the platter and head run for a short while then stop.Kindly see video below for what I mean
Sorry, but p.H is right: You're just another YT idiot -> I'm really sorry for calling You an "idiot", but this is simply a fact.
YT is attracting idiots like a magnet -> don't use YT, unless as an expert, You would like to write an essay about idiots that are using YouTube ...
Explanation:
By removing the cover from HDD You have just damaged it. The diameter of typical dust particle is several times higher than the distance from HDD head to the surface of the platter - a single dust particle can damage the HDD --> Game Over.