Roxylee The coffee percolator noise you describe may indicate a problem with your hard drive. If I were you I would backup my data as soon as possible. Like jr suggested you should check your disk. Norton Disk Doctor will test the hard drive (media scan) or if you have nothing else you can use Drive Setup (part of Mac OS). Run drive setup, select your drive from the list and select Test Disk from the Functions menu. This may take a long time to run. Backup your data first.
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