Now, I have checked to make sure that the RAM did not come out accidentaly. I also made sure that the video card did not become dislodged. I'm guessing its a problem resulting from the motherboard. because i unplug the rest of the hardware and it still beeps. It won't load to bios or anything. it just sits there...beeping. so...umm...any diagnosis?
themexican101 0 Newbie Poster
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
read the motherboard manual. It will say what the different beeps means. Different amounts/pitches/speed of beeps mean different things and will help you solve the problem
nesquick 0 Newbie Poster
check if the memory are proper insulted in their memory slots in proper manner also check if the peripheral devices configured ok.
balaji rao 0 Newbie Poster
possibly bad memory / loosely installed memory. can you try another memory stick???
rule out in this order :- Memory .....then power supp unit.... would appreciate if you could describe the type and no of beeps from pc.
themexican101 0 Newbie Poster
well. the pc just gives off long beeps. continuously. and i've tried everything. the memory/powersupply. restrating the bios. nope. everything is working. i did notice one thing: you know how there's two plugs for the motherboard? well i take off the yellow and black one, and it stops beeping, but it won't load. so either way, something's wrong.
devaz 0 Newbie Poster
im havin the same problem with mine. 3 second beeps inbetween 3-4 second pauses. i dont have the manual so i cant check to see whats wrong. it just beeps and beeps, and nothing comes up on the monitor.
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