Please tell us the exact pattern of the beeps, and the make of the BIOS (if you know it). The different BIOS beep code patterns indicate different faults; if we can "decode" your beep pattern, we may be able to pinpoint the likely location/cause of the fault.
DMR
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Try popping the RAM sticks out and cleaning the sticks and the RAM slots. From what I can guess from your beeps (as much as I can decipher, that is), this seems to be a RAM problem. But as DMR said, give us the exact beep sequence and we'll go from there.
goldeagle2005
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hey im having the same probelm
hi, you hijacked an old thread ,please start your own thread explaing your problem , you expect us to read all the above post to try and figure out what problem you are having ,good luck
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