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PC beeped multiple times, the restarted and beeped again HELP

FalconWingz
By FalconWingz
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I just disassembled my PC and re-assemble it.

Now when I turned it on, PC beeped multiple times, the restarted and beeped multiple times again, always like that

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You can always Google your motherboard manual to know what the beep code means.

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25 minutes ago, FalconWingz said:

I just disassembled my PC and re-assemble it.

Now when I turned it on, PC beeped multiple times, the restarted and beeped multiple times again, always like that

Remove the RAM and reinsert it again, remove the GPU and reinsert it again, remove the battery from the MBO for 5 min., insert it back and try again.

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6 hours ago, FalconWingz said:

I just disassembled my PC and re-assemble it.

Now when I turned it on, PC beeped multiple times, the restarted and beeped multiple times again, always like that

Best idea is to check the mono manual for beep codes and count. (Some May have patterns)

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Usually beeping and no POST means bad/wrong or badly inserted RAM.

Other usual suspects are not supported CPU, bent connectors in CPU socket or thermal paste in socket.

 

Of course you can have just forgot to plug in all power cables, GPU additional power is easy to miss.

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