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Oh, woe is me! What shall I do...?
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#2 Oct 23rd, 2009
Hello,
One of the first things you should do is find out what motherboard you are using. Post your system specs if you know them.
Once you know what motherboard you are using you need to find out the beep codes by searching the web or looking in the manual.
Then count how many beeps there are and the type fast beeps, long beeps etc.. then you should know the error and hopefully how to fix it.
- Let us know how it goes
One of the first things you should do is find out what motherboard you are using. Post your system specs if you know them.
Once you know what motherboard you are using you need to find out the beep codes by searching the web or looking in the manual.
Then count how many beeps there are and the type fast beeps, long beeps etc.. then you should know the error and hopefully how to fix it.
- Let us know how it goes
Last edited by Xlphos; Oct 23rd, 2009 at 6:07 am.
I don't mind helping but please mark your thread as solved once the problem is sorted. If you figure it out tell us how you did it, don't just abandon your thread!
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#4 Oct 23rd, 2009
Hi,
Open you box, disconnect and immediately reconnect all connections to all the components inside. If you can get compressed air, blow it clean of dust, if not use a paint brush and brush it as clean as possible.
The memory chip could be the problem with continuous beeping. Remove you chip/chips (RAM) clean the connections with a pencil eraser and replace (Do not touch contacts with your fingers) Turn on and try again.
If this fails, get a bag of concrete mix, mix it, fill the box with concrete, connect a chain and use your PC for an anchor for your boat. LOL..
Open you box, disconnect and immediately reconnect all connections to all the components inside. If you can get compressed air, blow it clean of dust, if not use a paint brush and brush it as clean as possible.
The memory chip could be the problem with continuous beeping. Remove you chip/chips (RAM) clean the connections with a pencil eraser and replace (Do not touch contacts with your fingers) Turn on and try again.
If this fails, get a bag of concrete mix, mix it, fill the box with concrete, connect a chain and use your PC for an anchor for your boat. LOL..
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MAKE YOUR OWN ULTIMATE BOOT CD to BOOT and REPAIR WINDOWS.
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I once thought I was wrong but it turned out I was mistaken
Bob,
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