- If it is whirring or clicking, it is most likely that the problem is with the hard drive. You need to run a backup immediately or turn it off and seek specialist help before you lose all your important data.
- If it is crackling, then the problem is either electrical (requiring immediate attention) or to do with your speakers. Either way, you need to seek help from a specialist.
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