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    masta.z's Avatar Canadian Scot
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    hey,

    i'm having very big problems with my parent's computer at the moment...

    when i turn the power on it starts to boot, beeps, then attempts to start up for 1-2 seconds.. then beeps again, and repeats continuosly until the power is pulled out of the back...

    does anyone have any ideas what the problem could be and how best (and cheapest) to fix it?

    thanx in advance

    Masta.z!

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    iMartin's Avatar ♥Home Grown♥ BT Rep: +9BT Rep +9
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    Sounds like something is loose. Open your case, and make sure everything is in the slots tightly.



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    What kind of PC is it?

    The beeps are a code trying to tell you what is wrong.
    Different manufacturers have different "beep codes".
    "I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg

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    masta.z's Avatar Canadian Scot
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    nothings loose, i bin fidling around with it for a while



    and it a Tiny pc... as in the company tiny that used to exist in britain

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    Reset CMOS. I bet it works.

    Get sisoft sandra or AIDA32, search google, and find out what motherboard you have. Then look up the motherboard on the internet and look for a manual or something on how to reset CMOS, might work.
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    Originally posted by bigdawgfoxx@2 August 2004 - 23:23
    Reset CMOS. I bet it works.

    Get sisoft sandra or AIDA32, search google, and find out what motherboard you have. Then look up the motherboard on the internet and look for a manual or something on how to reset CMOS, might work.
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    CMOS.

    Typically, to reset your CMOS you switch a jumper to the reset position and remove the battery.
    After replacing the battery and the jumper you can enter BIOS and restore the settings to what worked in the past.

    Sounds complicated,eh?
    It's not, really.
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    what operating system is it trying to load, windows 98, ME, 2000, XP,
    will it load in safe mode.

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    Does this help?
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    How many beeps do you hear before the next cycle of beeps start?

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