Solve : Double beep on start up then bsod?

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Answer» I have an acer aspire 1640 RUNNING xp home. Recently when I switch it on i get a loud double beep, and an option to press f1, load as normal, or F2, for options. when try f1 i get a blue screen ERROR. when ive done f2, then F8 it sometimes and sometimes doesn't let me run safe mode or debugging mode. On one of the times it let me I ran a full slow scan and it found no threats. I run AVG. The times it doesnt let me load up safe or debugging mode I also get a blue screen error. The error is PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA then below stop 0x00000050 (0xF7FCEA00, 0x00000000, 0x805F9BC8, 0x00000000) w29n51.sys -- Address F7FCEA00 base at F7FCEA00, Datestamp 00000000 Please let me know what i need to do to rectify Any help would be most appreciated Regards JamesHi James Most of the Times the Bips are " Error Messages" from PC . On Manual there are no info. Most of Times the bips are direct "connect" to Mother Board Issues . Hope that Helps Download and run a memory diagnostic utility. Could very well be FAULTY ram. As for the beep codes, go to the website of your bios manufacturer and check them out.thanks for your replies, please could you gove me a few suggestions for the various things you advised that i use JamesQuote from: Allan on October 29, 2009, 10:03:13 AM Download and run a memory diagnostic utility. Could very well be faulty ram. As for the beep codes, go to the website of your bios manufacturer and check them out. 0. Check the memory first. 1. Memory Diagnostic. To create and boot a "free" memory diagnostic from CD, follow the "excellent" instructions laid out by Broni in "Reply #1" of this thread (after the disk diagnostic paragraph.) 2. w29n51.sys file. This is Intel's wireless driver. Next time you're able to enter "Safe Mode", use Device Manager to "disable" the built-in wireless network adapter (so its driver doesn't load). Hmmm... why would it's driver be loading in Safe Mode. Are you booting to "Safe Mode with Networking"? With the built-in wireless disabled, reboot and see if issue went away. If it did, check to see if updated driver available for the wireless. See Intel Wireless Networking Drivers and software.

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I have an acer aspire 1640 RUNNING xp home. Recently when I switch it on i get a loud double beep, and an option to press f1, load as normal, or F2, for options. when try f1 i get a blue screen ERROR. when ive done f2, then F8 it sometimes and sometimes doesn't let me run safe mode or debugging mode. On one of the times it let me I ran a full slow scan and it found no threats. I run AVG. The times it doesnt let me load up safe or debugging mode I also get a blue screen error.
The error is
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

then below
stop 0x00000050 (0xF7FCEA00, 0x00000000, 0x805F9BC8, 0x00000000)
w29n51.sys -- Address F7FCEA00 base at F7FCEA00, Datestamp 00000000

Please let me know what i need to do to rectify
Any help would be most appreciated
Regards
JamesHi James

Most of the Times the Bips are " Error Messages" from PC .
On Manual there are no info.
Most of Times the bips are direct "connect" to Mother Board Issues .

Hope that Helps
Download and run a memory diagnostic utility. Could very well be FAULTY ram. As for the beep codes, go to the website of your bios manufacturer and check them out.thanks for your replies, please could you gove me a few suggestions for the various things you advised that i use

JamesQuote from: Allan on October 29, 2009, 10:03:13 AM

Download and run a memory diagnostic utility. Could very well be faulty ram. As for the beep codes, go to the website of your bios manufacturer and check them out.

0. Check the memory first.

1. Memory Diagnostic. To create and boot a "free" memory diagnostic from CD, follow the "excellent" instructions laid out by Broni in "Reply #1" of this thread (after the disk diagnostic paragraph.)

2. w29n51.sys file. This is Intel's wireless driver. Next time you're able to enter "Safe Mode", use Device Manager to "disable" the built-in wireless network adapter (so its driver doesn't load). Hmmm... why would it's driver be loading in Safe Mode. Are you booting to "Safe Mode with Networking"?

With the built-in wireless disabled, reboot and see if issue went away.

If it did, check to see if updated driver available for the wireless. See Intel Wireless Networking Drivers and software.

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