Sounds like you knocked one of the cables loose. Did you check all connections at the tower, keyboard, mouse and monitor?
Usually when you hear long beeps coming from your computer it telling you that there is hardware loose . You may have knocked something loose. Check cd roms , ports and cards , memory to make sure they are fitted in correctly . good luck
SOURCE: computer tower started beeping
If you added more memory this may make your tower beep.
If so I WOULD REMOVE THE ADDED MEMORY AND THEN RESTART
SOURCE: tower shuts off after it beeps on start up
There is no way it's the video card because if it was, your bios wouldn't be showing up.
Try resetting your SEMOS by doing this, it'll put your bios at stock settings. To do this, unplug your computer then take out the battery on your motherboard for 10 mins, plug your computer back in. With computer on, re-insert battery.
You should also try removing any USB devices that may be causing your computer to re-boot.
SOURCE: VGA No Signal. Tower will not boot up. Continually
Mine did the same, simples, open up, find the power supply cables attached to the right side of M/Board, pullout.
Re-insert and power up.
Worked for me, I answering you Q.
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I THINK THI IS PROBLEME CAUSES DAMAGED GRAPHIC CARD
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Look on the back next to the Windows product key, (XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX), or up on the side of the computer tower, for the model number. I would say your kick knocked the Ram Memory loose. FOLLOW Anti-Static Precautions, remove, and reinstall the Ram Memory. (You won't be able to see if the Ram Memory is loose just by eye. To be assured the Ram Memory needs to be removed, and reinstalled) I will also guide you in cleaning the gold plated contact pins, on the Ram Memory module/s. ('Stick') Post back in a Comment. (Model Number basic examples for eMachines, T1090, T2895, W2260, W3644, EL1300G, etc)
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