Hp pavillion beeps won't boot - HP Computers & Internet

You could try disabling the on board video in BIOS.

Hi Daniel,

every computer has certain beep codes that indicate problems during the boot process. These codes are different from each manufacturer. You didn't mention which computer you are having, so I can't send you a solution. The best way is to search i.e. "HP beep codes" or "Dell9150 beep codes".

Let me know if you have any question.
Good luck!

3 beeps is usually related to the memory.

Try re-seating / booting with just one stick of memory and see what happens.

Is it saying booting from disk?

Try to turn off your computer for about 5 mins. Once you turn on the computer, you will hear it beep. Just after the beep, press f8 and select your hard drive so that you can boot from it.

I found some info on a forum, it says the 1 long and 2 short beeps is a problem with the graphics chip. You may need a replacement motherboard.
Check this post out
http://www.computing.net/answers/hardware/1-long-2-short-beeps-hp-laptop-/52894.html

Hi,

Please check the memory (RAM) modules and the network cards.
Test by replacing the RAM's to see the problem continues or not.

Hope this helps.

it is your HP pavillion got a problem, contact a technician... at this time...

What do you mean it powered on to the blue light?
Does anything show up on the screen?
Does the system usually beep when it starts? If so, does it beep now?

Will it boot from a CD/DVD? Make sure the boot sequence is set to boot CD first and then see if it will boot into setup from a CD/DVD. If it will, then maybe try reinstalling windows. Hope this helps.

Re-seat the video card and memory first,
if it continues to beep count the beeps 3 long ,3 short .etc
they mean a code.
if you have 2 sticks of memory try using one.