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Frequent system crashes and/or error messages.

Slow computer performance (taking a long time to start up or open programs).

The answer is YES, they can hide in many other places, not only into your HDD, but also into other storage devices you have connected to your PC. In Summary the virus can be resided at bios or at any source but it requires some point of execution which lacks at hardware.

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