What each beep means when you Start your computer/Laptop.

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What each beep means when you Start your computer/Laptop.

Hello Everyone welcome to my Blog, and today i gonna describe meaning of each Beep when you start your computer.

Beep sounds can be used as diagnostic indicator.The computer might emit a series of beeps during start-up if there are errors or problems. This series of beeps identifies a problem and is called a beep code.
Refer to this table below which illustrates the beep codes and the possible problem:


Beep Code Overview
BeepsDescriptionPossible Cause
1BIOS ROM checksum failureSystem board failure, covers BIOS corruption or ROM errors.
2No Memory (RAM) detectedMemory or Memory slot failure
3
  • Chipset Error (North and South bridge error
  • Time-Of-Day Clock test failure
  • Gate A20 failure
  • Super I/O chip failure
  • Keyboard controller failure
System board failure
4Memory read / write failureMemory failure
5Real Time Clock (RTC) power failureCMOS battery failure
6Video BIOSVideo card/chip failure
7CPU failureProcessor failure
8LCDLCD failure

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