3 replies
by fred07
Hi
I would remove all cards and replace the video card with any known working card and report here what happens.
Your wideo card may be bad and causing the problem
If you encounter no problems with other video card then replace one card at a time and make sure no other card is creating the problem.
While inside please reseat your RAM
Hope this helps.
fred
by thechas
1. Reset the CMOS memory. Either set the jumper, or remove the battery with power unplugged for 1/2 hour or so.
2. Drop down to 1 known good memory module.
3. Swap in a different power supply.
4. Change CPU.
5. If all of the above does not help, then the problem may be the motherboard itself.
Chas
did you find any symptoms like beepsound.
one beep sound : booting has done in good manner.
so there will not problem in RAM .The problem is
in the display card .change the card.
long beep sound: booting has failed ,surely problem is in the RAM
SOLUTION:
1. clean the ram then fix it properly
2. Nearer to the cmos baterry there will be one jumper settings, remove it and start the computer.
3.down the computer, fix the jumper in its original place whereyou have removed.
if the above solutions are not allright,chage the RAM .
CRICTICAL problem: Processor may become faulty
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