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Odd warning sound when trying to start computer

When i am trying to start my computer, it just makes odd and really anoying and loud warning beeb sounds.. like every other second and the computer wont start. After this condition i increased cpu clock a little bit, same amount that i have increased before.. like 15 points up or something. So can someone tell me do i have to buy a new cpu or something? Or is there something else i could do? Thank you

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  • anttivalli91 Jan 29, 2009

    thanks! ill try that

  • anttivalli91 Jan 29, 2009

    it's just that, all this happened after i increased my cpu clock so is there anything i can do to make it to the bios and put the setups as they were?

  • anttivalli91 Feb 02, 2009

    Bought a new cpu and cpu fan. Tried everyone of my memory chips one at the time.. and STILL nothing.. the same beeb comes over and over again.. this beeb lasts like second and then its silence like two seconds and again and again.. i know that this prob is about my bios settings, about overclocking but how on earth i can revert these settings?

  • anttivalli91 Feb 02, 2009

    Bought a new cpu and cpu fan. Tried everyone of my memory chips one at
    the time.. and STILL nothing.. the same beeb comes over and over
    again.. this beeb lasts like second and then its silence like two
    seconds and again and again.. i know that this prob is about my bios
    settings, about overclocking but how on earth i can revert these
    settings without getting into bios. Because my computer wont start. nothing on the screen just keeps beebing.

  • anttivalli91 Feb 02, 2009

    oh man oh man!! cmos helpd! Right now on my own sweeet computer :) Thank you

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Continious beep on booting is an indication of bad memory, lower the clock speed back to normal. Otherwise, try removing some of your memory chips and try one at a time until you find the bad one.

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Beep codes from the bois normally indicate a hardware configuration or faulty hardware error. From the msi site they are using award bios. Here is a link to what the codes mean.

Listen carefully to the beeps and try to identify the problem and fix it.

From the MSI it looks as if there are very particular memory configurations make sure you have it setup correctly. Link.

  • Anonymous Jan 29, 2009

    certainly in the bios you can revert to defaults normally F10

  • Anonymous Feb 02, 2009

    Have you tried flashing the bios or cleared you cmos?

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