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Help... i heard 3 beeps on, try changing my memory with new one but the problem still exist..need help badly...

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  • joseph morris simbajon Mar 19, 2007

    sirs i've tried all of these but nothings happen..i suspect the motherboard is busted..tried new memory and graphics card but the problem still there..

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Here is the appropriate link for the manual and driver/bios downloads; http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?CategoryID=1&TypeID=1&DetailID=277&DetailName=Feature&MenuID=1&LanID=9 Unfortunately nothing about error beeps. I would suspect the graphics card, try uninstalling and removing it and start from scratch. Try and update your bios if you can, http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Support/Category_Support.aspx?MenuID=3&LanID=9 if you get no luck with this then try the Clr CMOS procedure as described in the manual, also remove the cmos battery and replace, ideally with a new one (should be a CR-2302) Hope this helps :)

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  • Anonymous Mar 19, 2007

    Unfortunately sounds like you are right. Sorry we couldn't fixya.

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Beeps on motherboard can mean 3 things: 1. memory out (or corupted) 2. vga card out (or corupted) 3. mother board is corupted try to take out the memory and the vga card and place them back on you can go and read you motherboard manual and look exactly what 3 beeps means..

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