@TheMelodyPheles Sims 4 should not corrupt a hard drive, and if it could do that on its own, we'd see a lot more reports. What's more likely is that the hard drive was already dying, and installing the game hastened its demise.
If you install Sims 4 on this hard drive and it dies too, then the hard drive is defective, and it's actually a good thing to find out now, while it's still under warranty. But like I said, that absolutely shouldn't happen.
update. i got sims again!!!!!
@TheMelodyPheles That's great to hear, and I hope you enjoy the game. If you have any other issues, please feel free to post back.
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