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By Tankaman on Mar 16, 2008

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well i dont know fo sure but i think i crashed i dont get a display when i hook my 9600gt up to the monitor and and when i take the ram i out it still beeps and stuff but i dont know wat else to do its a pent 4 i think the processor loose or something cause the other day i had the computer blow out or wat ever and the guy had to un screw my processor to blow it out i think he F up proceesor
but is there a way to know if somethings wrong with the comp dealing with

1. processor

2. ram

3. my 9600gt cause i was getting this strange error before it killed or watever like intel boot system not found or something

4.bios ,cmos but cant check those two cant loggin to my comp

5 anything else plz i need help
Comments:

Mar 16, 2008

- D915GRO/D915PRO/D915GVR0 i think thats it

the beeps only happen when i take the ram out and its its kinda of a 1.................2.................. 3................. type beep i guess u can say it long beeps

Solution #1

posted on Mar 16, 2008
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map9966

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Rating: 89%, 1956 votes
Ok Tankaman lets start from the top.
(I can not see the pictures you posted).

One does not unscrew a processor. From your description,
(the guy) most likely unscrewed the processor's fan & blew it off.
The error messages you were getting & I have to guess at this.
Your PC could not find the boot device. Check your cmos.

So here's what I want you to do.

1. I need you to find the Name & Model number of the machine.
It will be marked on the case & within your manual. It’s better if you find it on the case. Check the front of the PC; check the back & both sides of the case.

2. I need to know about the beeps.
These beeps you are hearing. I need a better description.
(Ex: 1 long & 2 short beeps or like, 3 short beeps with a pause of 2 seconds than 3 short beeps again, & repeating.)
This will help a lot!

3. I'll need to know the operating system your running.
Like Windows XP Home Edition, Windows Media Edition?

While I'm waiting for you to post the needed information I'd like you to do this. (but only if you know what you’re doing.)

1. Unplug the power cord from the back of the PC.
2. Standing in front of the PC & looking at the front of the case, remove the left side panel from the PC. You may need to remove a couple screws from the back side to get the side panel off.
3. Find the section in your manual that describes installing your memory. Remove your memory. (if there is more than 1 memory module, remove only one at a time.) Than reseat the memory as shown in the manual. Do not force the memory it only goes in one way. (Check your manual). Be firm but not brutal.
Try not to touch the copper colored metal with your fingers.
4. Do the same with your video card. Remove & than reseat.
5. While the PC case is opened look at the board. You should be able to see the name of the board. It will be marked in white lettering. (Ex: Asus P4GE-MX v.1.0)
6. Re-connect the side panel to the case.
7. Plug the power cord back into the power supply.
8. Turn on the PC & listen for closely for beeps.

Post all this information back here Tankaman.
Good luck.

Waiting........

Comments:

Mar 16, 2008

- Tankaman.
The only reason I wanted you to take the memory out was so you could put it back in.
That was to make sure it was seated in their slots correctly.
You do not power on the PC with the memory/Ram removed.
The computer will not run with the ram removed.
You will get beeps that repeat warning you that your memory is missing or bad.

A working PC will beep only once.

That 1 beep is called; P.O.S.T. (Power On Self Test.)
I'll post a link that you can click on.
The link will show what beep codes mean for the Award bios.
(This is to help you understand beep codes).
http://www.bioscentral.com/beepcodes/awardbeep.htm

So put your ram back into their slots & turn on your PC.
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