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Hard Drives - [Answered] hard drive/red light on case burning steady posted in the Hardware forums; Ok, I hope this is the correct place. I have noticed my hard drive light burns steady. I though it should only be on when being access and usually flashes. ...

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Ok, I hope this is the correct place. I have noticed my hard drive light burns steady. I though it should only be on when being access and usually flashes. I have spybot and run it and found nothing serious. I am concerend about the light being on all the time. Any explanation???
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Hi ronthet!
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Is there any hardware on your computer that's malfunctioning, like DVD/CD drives?

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could also bring up task manager (ctrl-alt-del) and check the processes tab for anything that seems to be using a lot of your processor speed....


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