Meaning this is the sound of "BEEP" on Your Computer

Meaning this is the sound of "BEEP" on Your Computer

BEEP ONCE
beep once indicating all the relevant components of a PC system works well.

BEEP TWICE
If the beep you hear this much, it means there is something wrong with the lack of memory your PC. Check the video or graphic facilities available. If the video facility is working properly, the monitor will appear error message. If this facility does not work, there is a problem with parity on the part of the first 64KB. What you should do is check the existing SIMM. Replace these components correctly and then do a reboot. If the sound still sounded this much, it means there is damage to the memory chip. Another way you can also do that by swapping the position of the first memory chip with the second. There's a good idea to check first on the manual where the locus of the first memory on the motherboard you use. When the used memory was still in good shape, that means the damage is on the motherboard.

BEEP THREE TIMES
If this sounds like what you hear, do tests such as step number three. This sound usually indicates damage or fault which is almost equal to beep twice.

BEEP FOUR TIMES
Errors that occur that cause the BIOS "reads" this much is almost equal to beep twice or three times. Step-by-step number three can be done again to check for errors. At the beep this much, the problem could also be due to the lack of a timer on your PC to function properly.

BEEP FIVE TIMES
This signifies the sound of your motherboard is "protest" because of something related to memory. Check the available memory, if his position is correct. After that do a reboot. If all steps are already done but the BIOS still "roaring" like this, it's a sign your motherboard must be replaced. There are other tips that can be done when problems initerjadi. Replace your processor, though this way may be fairly expensive!

BEEP SIX TIMES
If the BIOS is "read" this much, the problem is happening on the chipset on the motherboard that controls the functions of your PC keyboard. Readjust the position of these chipsets if it found the chip is not soldered. If the beep is still sounding as much, replace this chipset if possible. If not, again you should be forced to replace the motherboard, especially if found to be soldered onto the chipset is already dead on its body.

BEEP SEVEN TIMES
If the "siren" sound the alarm from the BIOS as much as this, you prepare to endure a pretty big loss. There are two possible damage. The first possibility is your processor with a broken leg or one of the processor is not working normally. The second possibility, the motherboard you are less wrong. If you are curious, try to plug your processor on another PC. If the processor was running normally, it means that the damage was located on the motherboard. The only way to do is replace the processor or motherboard. It all depends on the damage.

BEEP EIGHT TIMES
Certainly there is a problem that occurs in the graphics card you use. Make sure the graphics card was installed properly on her port. If the BIOS was still issued a "singing", it means your graphics card is damaged in whole or in memory available to it are broken. The best way should be made to replace the graphics card is used.

BEEP NINE TIMES
This means your BIOS is corrupted. Replace the BIOS or upgrade your BIOS. If it is damaged as well, replace the motherboard!

BEEP TEN TIMES
The problem lies in part in CMOS. All of which is connected to the CMOS chip should be replaced due to CMOS "cranky" is. The most surefire tips to solve this problem is to replace your motherboard with a new one.


BEEP ELEVEN TIMES
If this much sound coming out of your PC speakers, the problem lies in the cache memory and your PC automatically disable it for you. All you have to do is turn it on again by pressing ctrl-altshift-But if the tips are not too potent cure "disease", replace your memory yes!