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rahul2k
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A single prolonged beep typically indicates a hardware issue, commonly a memory issue, which can prevent your computer from booting at all.
The physical hardware within your computer has to be examined if it won't start up properly.
Since you've mentioned the locals changed the RAM last time around, I am guessing it is the suspect.
The physical hardware within your computer has to be examined if it won't start up properly.
Since you've mentioned the locals changed the RAM last time around, I am guessing it is the suspect.
INTL_akash
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My laptop is also making beep sounds. 5 beeps then break then again 5 beeps. Internet research suggests its the cmos battery running out which is believable since the laptop is 5 years old. Ill be replacing it this saturday/sunday (cmos cell is just 30-60rs). If you also have 5 beeps then reply to this and i will give u an update on my issue after changing cmos cell.
eraviii
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I just did this too. replaced CMOS battery its still the same. My beep is like continous not like 5-6 times it comes and stops.
My suggestion would be to take it to the authorised service center and have them check it. Even if the repair is too costly, they'll tell you what the issue is and give you an estimate. You can then choose to take it somewhere else.
I'd recommend doing these simple things before getting components changed.
You can try reseating the ram and making sure the contact pads and the slot itself is clean of any dirt/lint.
Clear CMOS by following a guide for your laptop.
make sure the heatsink isn't mounted very tight on the cpu/gpu.
You can try reseating the ram and making sure the contact pads and the slot itself is clean of any dirt/lint.
Clear CMOS by following a guide for your laptop.
make sure the heatsink isn't mounted very tight on the cpu/gpu.
Good advice. Use an eraser to clean the RAM contact points. Check YouTube if you're unsure.
You can also clean the inside to make sure airflow is good and the laptop is not overheating.
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