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Problem with my computer after clean up

I have cleand my computer for the 1st time since i bught it. i placed new thermal compound on the cpu and unpluged all the components. when i connected the computer back it isn't working, there is no display, the only thing i am geting is a beeping sound. it's a beep sound then a stop then the beep again and so on. please help anyone. thank you.

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Fix all your connector and boot start

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You may need to reset the bios by finding terminal 'JBAT1' and put jumper from pins 1-2 to pins 2-3 for a few seconds, then back to pins 1-2. Check the memory is seated correctly and graphics card if fitted. Ensure you have'nt put too much thermal compound on the processor, it only requires a very thin application. Rstart pc then set time and date in the bios setings and save ten exir for a restart.

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First of all you need to keep your work space clean at all times so that dust and debris do not get into your unit.

Also you need to maintain airflow a routine maintenance of your machine will keep the unit in order.

If you computer is overheating first thing you do is open the case and clean out the dust.

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First you want to do is take off the cpu fan.
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First of all you need to keep your work space clean at all times so that dust and debris do not get into your unit.

Also you need to maintain airflow a routine maintenance of your machine will keep the unit in order.

If you computer is overheating first thing you do is open the case and clean out the dust.

Also you need to replace the Thermal compound under you heat sync where you cpu is.

  1. First you want to do is take off the cpu fan.
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This will keep your system at normal operating temperatures I would suggest you do this once ever 3 months at the most.



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Check that the CPU cooler itself is not loose

If it is it will have to be re-seated.

If it needs re-seating don't just take it off and put it back on as that might make things worse with your temperature problem they have to be cleaned and new thermal grease put on ($2-5)

DON'T remove the CPU just the fan/cooler assembly.

You must clean both the surfaces without scraping anything off. Use isopropynol alcohol and cotton bud sticks until both surfaces are clean, you can use your finger nail to scrape harder residue if you wish but nothing else.

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