It Beeps.

My computer beeps, But exactly sure why. But all I know is that I need to turn off that annoying lil beep. If anyone had the same thing on their computer, and got rid of it, please tell me how. It's annoying as heck.

 

fix the damn problem :lol:

anyway, what sequence of beeps do you get? what model is your mobo/case?

did you check your ram? usually thats the problem, unless the cpu or some other device is overheating.. do you get this on setup, or while it is runniong?

 

when does it beep?

 

my pc beeped and didn't work when i knocked it once when i was drunk...i knocked out a bunch of ---- on the inside...my friend fixed it for me tho


so if it beeps and doesn't work maybe you did that

 

haha

you probably loosened a part

Go and explore your PC and make sure everything firmly inserted

 

lol i got the same thing
mine beeps 2times in a row
so annoying

 

my ASUS Mobo has a monitor that keeps tracks of voltage and heat and few other things. If I remember right it can be setup w/o popping up a warning but just beeps at you, letting you know that something is wrong.

Not sure if this is the same prob you have.

 

You can turn off beepings/warnings on ASUS A8N that i got - Not sure what mobo u got

Your fan might be below the minimum RPM or something Happened to me once whilst i put my parts together and my CPU fan was on a low rpm coz CPU temp was low

 

I got a Asus P5WD2 Premium (iLife) mobo.

Everything is firmy connected--I double checked while I was putting the Computer together. But It might be that it's overheating...but if it WAS overheating, then wouldn't there be a loss of FPS? Because it usually (and by ususally i mean 99.6% of the time) beeps when I'm in a game, but it never starts to lag or anything like that.


Here's a link to my Motherboard if you have technical questions: LINK

 

can you download everest home edition, go the computer tab>sensor and tell us your temps.

 

or Speedfan, both good programs

 

Speedfan works..

 

noob dont spam.

 

if it's a constant beeping it very well could be a PSU problem, on an older PIII system I had the PSU had mroe or less taken a crap and the beeping was great evidence fo such, I solved the problem though... I donb't use the thing anymore.