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5 Short BeepsYour motherboard is complaining. Try reseating the memory and rebooting. If that doesn't help, you should consider another motherboard. You could probably get away with just replacing the CPU, but that's not too cost-effective. Its just time to upgrade!

Open the cpu cabinet cover . Then reconnect RAM memory to motherboard clean dust from all parts. Reconnect processor and it's fan reconnect pci if any. Reconnect both connection to harddrive. Make sure motherboard is not ground with cabinet cover. then check. Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks for using FixYa.

If you're running windows xp home edition and you have a windows disk you can reinstall windows and get the drivers from www.emachines.com. This same link might also have the restoration cds for about 25 bucks. check it out and good luck.

Maximum Total Amount is 1GB.

EACH ram slot's Maximum Amount is 512MB.

Note* If you only install one ram memory module, make sure it goes into Slot 1.

(On the motherboard it may have DIMM 1, printed next to the slot)

Slot one is closest to the Processor. The processor reads ram memory that is in Slot 1, first.

If you want to increase cpu speed so you need to increase RAM memory.
You can fix it on motherbord of desktop cpu.
But if you have low space on disk storage partition so you can add space to desktop with 2 method.
(1) you can add harddisk to desktop cpu with sata or IDE .SATA harddisk is best if your motherbord support SATA.
You can add harddisk as you like for example 80 GB or 160 Gb.
(2) If you want to add RAM memory for speed reson you can purchase new RAm and fix it in memory module slot on motherbord.
There is 2 type on
RAM in currently.
DDR1 and DDR2

you can add RAM memory like 512 MB or 1GB or more.

go into systen bios and set the default leave it there for a good duration doing notheing. see if the machine dies if not save the setting and reinstall using the Boot from CD.
DO not Boot from HD
try a different CD drive unit too.

Use fewer applications at a time, remove any unnecessary startup programs, stop an non-essential services. All of these can help, but if low memory is the problem, add more RAM. BTW, defragging a drive normally will not provide any kind of significant performance boost unless you are constantly using a lot of severely fragmented files.

If by low memory you are actually referring low disk space, that is an entirely different beast. In that case you can delete unnecessary files and uninstall programs you don't use or you can add another hard drive to the system. The drive can be internal (if you have space and connectors in the case for it) or external; connected by USB, FireWire, or eSATA (whichever your system supports).

If it is checking the key board and hard disk lights are ON ,then try fixing the memory card(s) frist after taking out one by one. If it still dont work check your hard disk by testing it on some other PC.If it dont work ther also than Disk is crashed.

Yes, lots have changed. You changed the memory.

Step one. Goto Start, control panel, system. See how much memory is displayed. If its the same, then you have to update your "BIOS". goto the manufacturers website and click on support by your model # to do this.

If it shows the new memory, then your fine.

Let me know if this fixes it!