[8088]

Did you connect those directly to your monitor, or is there a motherboard somewhere in between?

Try to locate the 'weird sound' (we don't know what you think is weird, so just keeping on repeating that isn't going to help). If it comes from (one of) your hard disk(s), stop using your computer and make backups before you do anything else. If it comes from the system's speaker: rtfm.

[Santaaa]

I've reinstalled my computer many times. I did not touch anything, this problem caused by itself..

[8088]

Thank you for ignoring everything everyone has suggested so far.

[Santaaa]

I did not touch anything

[Jelle]

So because you don't touch something means that it physically can't break?

You have a very weird logic, and a weird way to accept help. We cannot do ANYTHING AT ALL before you tell us some specs.

[Santaaa]

Wtf dude, im telling you guys my hardware's name. thats what you asked for + the problems I get when this error appears.

[Mordekay]

Only your hdd, not your mainboard, CPU RAM, grafik card......

[Jelle]

Originally Posted by Santaaa Wtf dude, im telling you guys my hardware's name. thats what you asked for + the problems I get when this error appears.

We need your whole system. It is most likely not related to the hard drive, and we can therefor not use that information to anything.