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Join Date: Aug 2005
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OS: XP, VISTA, WIN 7
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computer error...
my computer works fine and all....
but when i start it, i get like 10 beeps... with means theres like a error... but i dont know what kind of error... is it because its a hardware error?? whats all the possiblilitys it could be? |
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Join Date: May 2005
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Hi,
We need more information about your computer, like which motherboard, CPU, video card, memory, etc. etc. ect. What you are hearing is a beep code that tells you what might be wrong with your setup. If we know more about your computer, we might be able to run down which error it is. The number and sequence of beeps usually tells what the error is, but unfortunately, not all manufacturer's have the same beep codes and that is why we need to know what yours is.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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sorry didnt know that different manufacers had different codes.
MotherBoard: Biostar NF4UL-A9 Processor: AMD64 3000+ Graphics Card: MSI GeForce 6600GT Pci-Express x16 Hard Drive: Western Digital ATA 80GB Ram: 2*512 Corsair Dual Channel Case: A-Top Xblade Gaming case black/silver |
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Moderator Hardware Team
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I think the Biostar NF4UL-A9 uses the AMI BIOS. You can check this at the top or bottom of the first screen when you reboot.
From www.sysopt.com/biosbmc.html 10 beeps = CMOS Shutdown Register Read/Write Error Send System Board in for Repair
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Moderator Hardware Team
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The closest I can find to 10 beeps for the Award BIOS is
Repeating (endless loop) = Memory error Check for improperly seated or missing memory Do you get the beeps when you first power-on or after Windows has started?
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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im not positive that its Award BIOS, but it has Award BIOS with 3 of the beep codes...
and it beeps when i turn it on and its doing all its memory checks n stuff... also it might be the AMI BIOS... for some reason programs dont detect that i have a built in ethernet, yet im still able to connect to the internet... |
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Manager, Design
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Definetly sounds like a RAM issue here. Is windows seeing a full 1GB of RAM? Even if it could only read one stick then the virtual memory issue would still be absent. Try swapping the sticks out if you can.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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hmm... i keep getin this error that pops up once in a while its a blue screen tellin me that it needs to be restarted or shutdown, and said this this error keeps occuring to check hardware...
also its reading my gig of memory in dual channel. so i dont know what the problem is :O ill try swaping the ram |
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