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20th Jan 2008, 08:44
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 Beeping on Boot Up I am getting a slow long, repeating bleep when booting up. I have just replaced the power supply and all seems ok. I have connected all cables correctly, and I have also isolated each piece of hardware to try and eliminate bleep which occures either when no peripherals are connected or not. I am wondering if it is a memory issue which may have got damaged when the PSU blew. |
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20th Jan 2008, 09:52
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| Beeping on Boot Up What motherboard do you have and how many times does it beep, the amount of beeps is an indication of where the problem is
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20th Jan 2008, 10:18
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20th Jan 2008, 11:12
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| Beeping on Boot Up Interesting! The beeps are long, slow and continuous. Where do you think the short could arise. PSU is bolted back in as before, I have checked all power supply input connections etc. |
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20th Jan 2008, 11:28
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| Beeping on Boot Up Hi, It is an HP computer with AMD Athlon, only number I can see on the MB is AM37. The beeps are continuous, long and very slow. |
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20th Jan 2008, 11:38
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| Beeping on Boot Up Can I go back to the Memory. Does any one this this might be a memory issue. If I take out the memory and boot, the beeps are the same. |
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20th Jan 2008, 11:44
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| Beeping on Boot Up Are the bleeps all of the same duration ? .... if not go back to Carbons link above and see if you can match to one of those listed.
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If the PSU blew it's possible that the mobo is damaged. My System: Home Build
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20th Jan 2008, 11:52
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| Beeping on Boot Up Slow long bleeps all spaced the same and continuous. Yes it could be the MB, CPU or RAM. Can't think what else unless I am missing something really simple. |
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20th Jan 2008, 11:55
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| Beeping on Boot Up Most often the mobo will blow b4 the CPU .... chances are the CPU will still be good and possibly the RAM. |
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20th Jan 2008, 15:51
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| Beeping on Boot Up Many thanks for all the input. I will update in next few days when I have explored the options. |
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