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When I turn on my machine, nothing happens, no video and the PC speaker beeps short and continuously. I read on a forum that bios manufacturers have their own custom beep codes and that shot continuous beeps mean a power supply failure. I've gone and bought a new power supply and this didn't help. I also read somewhere else that it could be a CMOS battery, video card or memory problem. I have replaced the battery, removed the video card and removed the memory one chip/card at a time to eliminate the cause but the pc speaker still beeps. Any idea what this could be?
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by jasoncoetzee Accepted solution
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by thechas Accepted solution
Your best source for a beep code list is the motherboard manufacture. They can implement codes beyond the default codes from the BIOS supplier.
You can also check out this Tech Republic download:
http://downloads.techrepublic.com.com/download.aspx?&q=BIOS+Beep&docid=172461
It lists a number of common beep codes.
Chas
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Short of that information, you can try the link below and work it out for yourself.
www.pchell.com/hardware/beepcodes.shtml
Good luck.
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