I presume you are referring to the clicking that is symptomatic of weak read heads or a damaged surface. I believe others may be complaining about the clicking that accompanies a load/unload operation when the drive spins down and goes into standby.
In fact, your SMART report indicates that the drive has recorded 2575 Load Cycles during 54 Power On Hours. That's about one load cycle per minute. At this rate your load cycle count will exceed 200,000 in about 5000 hours. I suggest that it may be a good idea to adjust your power management settings.
As for your concerns re increasing numbers, there is nothing else in your SMART report that is out of the ordinary.
The Raw Read Error Rate value of 188487602 is reporting the number of reads, not the number of errors. The normalised current and worst values of 118 and 100 are good.
This Seagate forum thread discusses the meaning and behaviour of Seagate's Raw Read Error Rate attribute:
http://forums.seagate.com/stx/board/message?board.
The Seek Error Rate figure is another counterintuitive attribute. It is actually telling you that the drive has recorded no seek errors in 1101047 seeks.
It is explained here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk
.M.A.R.T.#Seagate_raw_Seek_Error_Rate_attributeThis Wikipedia article identifies the "unknown" attributes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T.#Known_ATA_
Attribute 188 reports Command Timeouts. The figure is best understood when represented in hexadecimal format.
4295032833 = 0x0001 0001 0001
AIUI, the number of timeouts is actually 1 (=0x0001).
Attribute 194 is misreporting the Lifetime Max temperature as 62260. Unfortunately the author doesn't report the raw, uninterpreted value, so we can't analyse it ourselves.
The number for Hardware ECC Recovered matches the Raw Read Error Rate, so that looks like a read count as well.
The Head Flying Hours value of 14130442403879 equates to 0x0cda00000027, which I believe is indicating an actual value of 39 (= 0x0027) hours.
Attributes 241 and 242 report the total number of LBAs (sectors) written and read.
Attribute 254 is reporting 1 Free Fall Event. Maybe you bumped or dropped your laptop?
thanks for response fzabkar,
My previous HD was healthy!
I had the same problems that everyone had with this hd...:
click noise and suspension of operation for a few seconds
(tests were all OK)
The programs that had not worked, now no longer crashes,
and no longer hear the click that preceded the block (and then on again)
I would say simply that it works well!
I wrote to Seagate (Read here ---> 46 ) and now after RMA and replacement HD, i have resolved.
Except, maybe, counters SMART ... 
Oh my God... Update the firmware was successful - on my Acer motherboard, using only this Seagate Utility.iso recorded on the disc.
Then I boot the computer from the CD, waited a moment and received a word that everything went successfull.
Then I boot the computer from HDD, checked the firmware version in Everest and it's 0005SDM1. Ufff... 
I'll report if I had still 'clicking' or not on this forum.
Thanks a lot .
