Is it in a 1, 3, 2 beep pattern (beep....beep, beep, beep........beep, beep)? If so, the memory is either not seated well or may be bad. Try reseating your memory. If it continues, try with one stick at a time just to see if it will boot up with a display.
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--Brian
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SOURCE: Dell Poweredge 700 Server problems
Dear jckim, Which server you are using? Usually this error occurs when raid controller card have some problem.Have you getting any error codes?
SOURCE: My Dell PowerEdge 400SC server seems to run OK but
hello..this is the solution if u want to go back run properly the unit.remove the memory card SDR,DDR1 or DDR2..try to clean all pin connector using the paper eraser.Good Luck..Thanks and GOD DAY..^_^
SOURCE: Dell poweredge 1650 is beeping with blue flashing ...
Flashing blue light is harmless - it simply means the Identify button has been pushed. There is a small button with a white, cursive 'i' on the front and back of the server - pressing this will make the light flash blue (or make it stop).
Go to Dell's support site and view the manual for the 1650 for an explanation of the beep code - identify the pattern of the beep.
If you are still able to get to Windows, use OpenManage Server Administrator to check the Hardware logs and RAID array.
SOURCE: My Dell PowerEdge 1600SC keeps
Try to turn off the server. Then press and hold power button on it for 8 secs. Turn the unit on. If the beep continues, then try to tear down the server by removing its cover, then remove/reinsert the RAM memory cassette. Place again the cover and turn the unit on. If still persists, I suggest to replace your RAM stick by contacting your pc manufacturer..
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