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by sgt_shultz
you need to look up the beep codes on the motherboard website (Phoenix or AMD or whatever).
but try reseating the video card and your RAM modules...
by dsiverson
by d_v ant
by dsiverson
by an_it_guy
Is the pc able to boot into the OS after the beep? Display adapter can be removed & reseated as said earlier & RAM modules too, but if problem persists, you can try changing RAM modules, or if there are more than one RAM module, you can try booting with each one separately.
Cheers.
by dsiverson
by kwduke
1 long beep can be a few different things....
Are you having a problem with the machine...if not usually 1 long beep is to tell you that the machine POSTed ok..
However if you are having a problem .. then it could be that the monitor was not plugged in at the time of startup..
Or if that's not the case, and you are getting nothing on the monitor at all, then it could be that the memory is not seated all the way or has gone out..
Or lastly the video card is not seated or has gone out...
these are the most common causes of beep codes
by dsiverson
by andymah
Try to swap out either the mouse, keyboard, or anything else with a ps/2 connection. (Check the pins too.)
Good luck.
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