Continous beep when I try to turn computer on??

Potential Hard Drive failure, (Hard drive s.m.a.r.t. beep) or if MB beep it's chassis intrusion..

1. Remove battery + disconnect power
2. Hold down power button for 20 seconds
3. connect power only (no battery)
4. Turn computer on.


If the beeps stopped.. get a new battery, if the beeps continue..
ABANDON SHIP!

it's possible that you need to attach a power lead to the graphics card

Yes it is due to faulty RAM. Try taking it all out and trying one stick at a time untill you locate the bad one

Hardware disconnected or failed. Open case and make sure all connections are firmly connected. Try replacing the power supply first. The next possiblity is a memory or MB failure.

i once had the same problem, the problem maybe that ur motherboard is heating up so get it checked from a computer hardware expert

Continous beeps usually mean the motherboard or the power supply, Try another power supply first and see if it will boot, if not the motherboard is faulty, if the prossesor was faulty you would no beeps the fans would run but nothing on the screen. hope this helps.

These beeps seem to show that your system did not detect any RAM (memory) modules connected to it. Please check.

1. Open the CPU case (turn the PC off first)
2. Remove the RAMs from the slot.
3. Turn ON your computer without the RAMs installed. Then observe if it gives the same beeps. If it is the same, then the RAMs might fail to register.
   
4. Try to plug in carefully the RAMs in place. If you have 2 RAM modules, try to test 1 RAM at a time to see if the combination of the 2 mess up your system.
   

Base on the post codes this continuous beeping indicates a power problem. Atypically this is a power supply problem and it will need to be replaced.

Replace the battery pack.

Alfredo

if you want to find out what the beeps mean this page will tell you. If you cannot figure out how to fix it still i will be happy to help

http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm