That is an issue that is usually caused by one of three things. You either have a bad hard drive, a bad controller on your motherboard, or a faulty connection. I've dealt with all three. There isn't much you can do about a faulty motherboard. A bad connection is solved simply by putting the drive back in place. A bad hard drive could mean the loss of your data, as well as the cost of a new one (usually around $50 for a 1 terabyte drive, and much more for a solid state drive.) This doesn't include service fees, and data recovery programs can get extremely expensive.
Not sure myself
Hard drive error or it's not plugged in
That's a very technical question that will require a visit to the Geek Squad.
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