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by thechas
First, you did connect the monitor?
And, the monitor is turned on?
3 beeps are typically video problems.
You get the same error for no video card and no monitor.
Second, you could have an IRQ conflict.
Try resetting the CMOS memory for the BIOS settings.
Typically, you set the clear CMOS jumper to clear and hit the power button.
Then, shut down the PC, and change the jumper back to normal.
Other options:
Try the video card in a different slot. (assuming the card is a PCI card)
Remove other plug-in cards.
Remove and re-install the RAM modules.
Try a different monitor.
If the motherboard has on-board video, make sure it is disabled.
Still no video, post a comment with FULL hardware details.
Chas
I even have a pic of this computer inside.
It has a video box inside which sits on top of or under the printer box hookup on back.
video and printer on the board.
It also has two slots. at the end of the board.
pci slots
by techierob
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