Soldato
The B key maybe?
Bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbeep!
- Thread starter MikeHunt79
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Soldato
Soldato
you lot should keep a list of beep codes near your PCs, in the office here at work ive got a list:
no beeps: a short/no power/bad CPU or MB/ loose peripherals
one beep: OK
two beeps: POST/CMOS error (although i ocassioncly hear pcs go beep beep as the start and there fine but meh)
one long beep, one short: motherboard problem
one long beep, two short: Video problem
one long beep, three short: video problem
Three long beeps: keyboard error
Repeated long beeps: Memory error
Continuous hi-lo beeps: CPU Overheating
how accurate they are for different motherboard models im unsure but its been very helpful to me in the past
no beeps: a short/no power/bad CPU or MB/ loose peripherals
one beep: OK
two beeps: POST/CMOS error (although i ocassioncly hear pcs go beep beep as the start and there fine but meh)
one long beep, one short: motherboard problem
one long beep, two short: Video problem
one long beep, three short: video problem
Three long beeps: keyboard error
Repeated long beeps: Memory error
Continuous hi-lo beeps: CPU Overheating
how accurate they are for different motherboard models im unsure but its been very helpful to me in the past
Soldato
Have you tried one stick of ram? Then tried the other stick?
One faulty stick will fail the POST and make a beep error.
Need to narrow down each part, and try each part in separate slots.
Soldato
Could be an error code for a stuck "B" key on the keyboard?
well i'd make sure all the power cables are plugged in to the mobo properly, also try the other PSU. if the manual says it is a power failure then those will probably identify the error.
have you tried unplugging everything except the bare essentials to make sure you aren't overloading the psu?
have you tried unplugging everything except the bare essentials to make sure you aren't overloading the psu?