Why beep sound start and windows downdloading file when you start

Please check the extension of the file. Also check whether you have the correct applications for the extension. If not, you may have to download the application(s).

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!

Beeping sound occurs due to problem in hardware.
Here is the complete list of beep codes:
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=1223

Read it and identify the problem.
Use a system utility tool like RegInOut to fix computer corrupt registry and windows files.

Sounds like your file system is GPT--Protected drive. You can either backup the information on the drive and reformat it as another partiton type or open it on windows using this program

http://www.mediafour.com/products/macdrive

It worked for me.

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check the connection and file format

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Check the sound is not muted. (Click on speaker icon at the bottom right of your screen. Move the slider all the up with your mouse. Ensure the small box is cleared)
Also, right click on computer on the start menu and select hardware tab, and open the device manager. Look for sound device and right click on that. Check the drivers are ok for the sound chip you have. You may go to the Acer website if you can, locate support for your model and download and install fresh drivers for your OS if they can be found. Reply here if you try that and don't know how.
You may try an external speaker / headphones connected to appropriate socket on the back of your computer if it's a desktop. If you hear sound it might be that the internal speaker has gone wrong (does your computer give one beep when you turn it on ? this is telling you most things are ok including your sound system. Open a cmd window and type 'beep' the computer should beep I think)

there are many other things it might be, and more if you don't have the as-purchased set-up, but that's enough for now

7.March.2015

for drivers of any particular peripherals, go to www.driverguide.com and register an account there.

Check the ram on board, reseat it and try again. Sounds like a memory problem to me.