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Answer» Hi guys!! And when i took out memory, there is a long beep. So i think the m/board is faulty but how? A continuous string of beeps indicates a memory error. Reinstall the RAM sticks and turn on the computer. Let us know how many beeps you get then (the number of beeps indicates what is wrong). Quote . . .i kinda just said that. LOL! Yeah, you beat me to the post. Quote . . . . . .ur weird mate, really weird....<----------- Has been called worse! Have you made sure all the cables are PLUGGED in from monitor and try reseating your video card to make sure it hasnt become loose. Then if that doesnt work try another monitor.This is very similar to the problem I had all week. See post by originiated by zzaio in this section. I still don't know for sure what the problem was, but likely just a bad connection. I suggest you unplug and reconnect all power connectors to your motherboard. Also make sure nothing is resting on your motherboard that might be shorting it. You might also want to test your PS to make sure it is putting out the correct voltages. (Read your PSU DOCUMENTATION for how to do this- if you have it - otherwise, you might be able to find it online) Also, make sure your monitor is good. Good luck!Have you tried testing or replacing your VGA cable?Quote Hi guys!! You have done way too much in the wrong fashio to sort this out. You need to simplify and remove ALL of the variables. Unplug EVERYTHING except the CPU/FAN, the simplest video card you can find and ONE stick of RAM. Make sure all items are properly seated. Turn on the machine what happens? If it works, you can try one thing at a time - a hard drive, a CDROM until something produces an error. If the bare system does not boot or puts out beeps, then post that here and we can deal with it. When someone puts ALL the pieces together and the computer doesn't work it's just too difficult to sort out the problems. Did this computer ever work? If so, what has happened to this poor machine? |
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