Gateway laptop wont turn on just beeps continue

Usually these beeps are signs of hardware failing inside the unit. Does everything load correctly? Start with removing one stick of RAM at a time to see if the beeps stop, if they continue it may be a bad motherboard.

need to reset from mother board jumpers try to find datasheet

you must take note to the beep of you laptop. when you turn the laptop op it should make a single beep sound. if not then in means you need to replace you cpu (central processing unit} or known as a processor. thy tend to blow wen the cpu dose not get serviced. the thermal compound on the laptop cpu must be removed properly and reapplied every 3-6 mouths max.

Hi,laptops beep codes is not so popular and every manufacturer use their own beeps,try these ways:
1-if you can log in to windows so try to get some software from internet to check all hardware in your laptop mother board,
2-if cant log in to windows try to see your cpu or graphic card fan works properly
3-may be its heat problem
4-may be checking battery failed
5-may be some bios data change incorrectly
6-may be dust problem(between your hardware and their slots is too dusty and get them unconnected in somewhere)
kind regards

I have two of the Gateway units and both do and did beep if on and power cord inserted---normal.

unplug it from the wall, remove the battery, hold the power button down for 30 seconds, then plug the power cord back up and into the laptop and press the power button, if that makes a difference, replace battery and see if it continues to run

beeps could mean, hot temperature of processor, possibly fan processor fails.

It indicates a motherboard issue, sub out the ram memory one at a time to see if that will fix it, and remove the main battery, if no change! the motherboard will need to be evaluated.

Repair your operating system. if it continue, replace your system memory

With 3 beeps, you are getting a Memory base read/write error, which means your RAM is having a problem.

You can try takng the RAM simm/dimm out and re-seating them back into the slots.

If the issue continues, you will need to replace the bad RAM