Everytime i try to turn on my computer it beeps continuously i just installed new ram and a graphics card took them out put original back in and still does it.

That is a memory error. Do you have 2 or 4 memory slots? In late model computers, they cannot be in adjoining slots, try moving to another slot.

Disconnect the card and connect it again and also install driver software.

Hi.

One continuous beep means that you probably have not put the graphics card in the PCI express slot or there is a short somewhere in the system.

Follow these steps to try and resolve the problem:

Remove the power cord and the video lead from the back of the machine and then remove the side panel to reveal the motherboard.
Remove the graphics card and take a look at the PCI Express slot for dust. If you see any dust get a clean, dry paintbrush and clean the dust from the slot and then blow on the slot to remove the rest of it.
Next look at the brass contacts on the graphics card and clean then. Re-seat the card making sure that it is fully pushed down in the slot.
Check that any other cards you have installed in the machine are seated properly.
Without putting the side panel back on, connect both the video lead and the power cord and turn it on. DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING INSIDE THE COMPUTER!!!

If the computer boots up turn it back off and put the side panel back on. If not then please post back telling me what the computer is doing.


Good luck.

3 long beeps signifies that there's a problem with either the RAM or Video card. You have to make sure that the RAM is compatible with your system. This is what usually happens once the RAM is not compatible with the computer.

If the beeping is constant, check your keyboard for any keys that are stuck in the depressed position.

3-3 is either video card or memory related.  Try to reseat your video card and see if that helps.  If nothing still, try to reseat the RAM.  If that doesn't work, try another video card.  If that doesn't work, try different memory.  If all that doesn't work, let me know and I will see what else I can do to help you out.  But from my experience, it is almost always RAM related.

Try re-setting the bios jumper, it's by the battery.

This code is telling you that there is either a problem with the graphics card or RAM. Try reseating the card & RAM. If this does not work remove and replace the graphics card. Reboot. Hope this helps.

try to change ur RAM..if not worked then there might be some problem with ur graphics card..

If you put the original RAM back in (both sticks) does the system boot?