When computer is turned on it makes beeping sound wont go out unless unpluged

Does it beep steady or beep so many times and pause and start all over?

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

Sony, LG and ASUS all make really good Blu-Ray drives for your computer.

See their websites for different models.

Take care!
damnor01

Memory problem
Try reseating the Ram modules on the motherboard, if 2 inserted, replace one at a time and test in each slot. Check both modules are running at the same speed (eg: PC3200 / DDR 400)
Not uncommon for memory modules to fail. If you get it back running again, download memtest and run it for an hour to see if it flags up Ram issues

Hello,

A beep sound can be due to memory problem.

First use the following steps:

1 Turn off the system and disconnect power cables
2 Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds
3 Reconnect power cables and try to turn it on.

If you still get a continuous beep sound, the next step will be to re-seat memory modules (after turning off the system).

does it make any beeping sounds? try unplugging all peripherals like keyboard, mouse, usb devices etc, just leave the monitor and power cords and try powering it on again. If it is beeping give me the number of beeps and frequency.

Try to find a system restore on the computer without using the disks. Restore it to a previous time maybe a month ago if possible.

Great,

The easiest and most common problem has to do with memory. Open your case and find the memory cards.

Most have tabs that hold them in that need to be moved so that the cards pop out. Pull any and all memory out. Take one of the memory sticks and place it back into the slot. They only go one way if doesn't pop in easily one way, try the other way.

Turn on the computer and see if that fixes your issue or gives you a different result.

Make sure you unplug the power from your computer before you swap the memory. Don't worry about being electrocuted or anything, unless you're covered in metal like Mr. T there's relatively no danger at all. Just make sure you ground yourself by touching the side of the metal case with one hand. That way there is no chance of static electricity discharging.

Let me know if that works by rating my solution. If it doesn't we'll try something else.

Best of luck!

:)

Have a tech, or mabe yourself if you're so inclined, chec kto see if the video card, or other card, is plugged in fully. sometimes these get partially unplugged.

Ken

The ticking sounds like it could be your hard drive failed. The computer is not making any beeps or anything? just the ticking? If the pc is under warranty I would definetly handle it that way. If this is not the answer you are looking for please disregard.
Good luck,
Lee