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Seagate external hard drive beeping computer sometimes freezing: What's happening is that sometimes my external hard drive, a Seagate Expansion Portable 1TB, will make beeping noises. Today when booting my computer, the noise came as soon as the Windows 10 login screen showed. Then again when I opened the drive in Windows Explorer and once more while browsing the drive. Now, not everytime it's possible to browse the drive. Sometimes the complete Windows Explorer process will freeze while trying to browse it (which is happening as I type this). Now, as it might seem, the Windows Explorer process is the backbone of Windows, so whenever my Explorer freezes I'm unable to do anything which requires file loading (for example, starting Notepad++). Strangely enough I can perfectly launch applications such as browsers. I can't however turn off my computer. I've used HD Tune Pro to check the drive status and it is not giving me any errors. Some say this might be a power problem, and since I'm powering the thing through USB 2, while it might expect USB 3, that could still be an option. However, if I remember correctly, the reason I switched it to a USB 2 port was because the freezing happened.
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