HP Pavilion a1320n: Hard Drive strong noise on Boot Up For 7 Minutes

Problem:

After updating Windows XP to SP3 computer emits noises of the hard drive for 7 minutes. To use the Internet browser, I have to wait after 7 minutes for the drive to stop making noises.

Windows XP SP2 and SP3 makes the computer starts much more quickly without noise.

Question:

How the HP Pavilion a1320n can be fixed?

ervinnn,

Here are the specs from the factory to your HP Pavilion a1320n desktop computer and here is the page of software downloads & HP driver for your computer. Depending on the age of your computer, HP is no longer your computer supports or maintains the inventory of the recovery disks. HP recovery for your system disks can be purchased from the third party provider ComputerSurgeons.com

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