Beep codes i need to know the beep codes for my motherboard

Beep codes come from a piezo speaker on your motherboard and identify problems with the power or configuration of the motherboard.

Different motherboard manufacturers use different beep codes, so Googling the words "beep codes" along with the model number of the motherboard (an etching on the board itself) will usually locate your results.

In any case, go to the website of the motherboard manufacturer to find the information, ususally in support or downloads to find the manual for your specific motherboard.

Most common beep codes:

• . Missing keyboard
• Can't find CPU
• RAM missing, improperly installed or failing

Beep code are tied to the BIOS. You might have to open up the computer and look for the information on the motherboard. http://www.wikihow.com/Identify-the-Motherboard.

If your PC was operational, you could use Speccy (freeware) or Belarc Advisor to learn what the BIOS is.

Although I can point you to some beep code sites, you still need to know what BIOS you have. You might track that at the motherboard manufacturer's website.

Here are some beep codes but until you know the BIOS, you are shooting in the dark. Some will guess "bad ram", others will say "bad power supply." But these are guesses unless you know what the beep code actually means.

need to know how many beeps are they long or short? could be video card or ram!

http://pcsupport.about.com/od/nonworkingcomponent/ht/beepcodestb.htm


HERE YOU CAN READ ABOUT YOUR BEEP-CODES AMI-BIOS,AWARD-BIOS OR PHOENIX-BIOS.

Hello

OK, because there is different beep codes for different problems, hence, you will need to be more specific on the particular beep code you are getting.

Please let me know when you have the sufficient information.

Kind regards
Andrea

Hello
These are sound codes or beep codes.Usually one long steady beep is a problem with your memory or cpu is not onstalled correctly

Hi,
Beep codes denotes that there is some harware problems in your system. You can correct it once you get the meaning for beep codes. you dont need to replace the whole motherboard.
The exact reason for the beep code can be found only in your motherboard manual, as this varies among motherboard models. so please refer your motherboard manual to know about the reason for this kind of beep.
I hope this is useful to you
Thanks

If you have a way to get online, then google in Computer beep codes, this should help you out.

You are going to need to lookup your BIOS version and manufacturer and find the Beep codes list. each BIOS has non beep codes and beep codes. the beep codes are bad. find out what this code means and do as they say if you dont know how to find what BIOS version your running Goole "What BIOS am i runninng?"

Once you have that like i said google it and its beep codes and if you cant find it ill help

1) You need to change your memory, the may be bad, and it will not display anything on your screen.
2) Make sure that your processor fan is well connected

Jowinson