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No, but there are strong magnets inside the Hard Drive, but they are not electromangets.

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http://www.metacafe.com/watch/375515/strong_magnet_in_your_hard_disk/

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I do not know if they use electro magnets, but I do know that the hard drive uses a magnet. But do not place another magnet near it, it could damage your hard drive!

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