Make sure cards are fully inserted and cables fully plugged in. Carefully review all the procedures you have performed. Your system is either overheating or has hardware conflicts. In the latter case, incorrect BIOS settings may be one of the causes. There is a driver problem, or the video card might possibly be defective.
Most drives nowadays spin very fast, therefore causing the noise.
However, if it is a buzz, mount the drive more securely. Close other running programs and make sure your burning program is telling the burner to cache or copy to the hard drive before burning. This makes the information get stored on the hard drive before burning, therefore greatly reducing the chance for a buffer error to occur. There are a couple of things that may be wrong. Yes, because files that the program needs may be in use by Windows.