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darkex
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| SF wrote: | | vmanisme wrote: | | usually if its more than 1 beep it means something is wrong and the motherboard is warning you, if you got more than one beep count them and email your motherboard maker to tell you what the beep codes mean, seriously if theres more than one you need to contact them fast |
Motherboard POST beeps come from an on-board speaker built directly onto the board, or a series of lights flash (had the lights on a real old pc I was working on), it wouldn't go through your speakers or headphones. |
But I thought it was a laptop.
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SF
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| Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 12:26 am Post subject: |
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| darkex wrote: | | SF wrote: | | vmanisme wrote: | | usually if its more than 1 beep it means something is wrong and the motherboard is warning you, if you got more than one beep count them and email your motherboard maker to tell you what the beep codes mean, seriously if theres more than one you need to contact them fast |
Motherboard POST beeps come from an on-board speaker built directly onto the board, or a series of lights flash (had the lights on a real old pc I was working on), it wouldn't go through your speakers or headphones. |
But I thought it was a laptop. |
Laptops have motherboards too, yknow. Besides, the beeps he's thinking about (vman) are the POST beeps, which normally indicates a problem, or all good. They wouldn't come from the speakers / headphones even if they were POST beeps, what if you formatted? No audio drivers -> no POST beeps to diagnose any problems after the format.
Try system restoring to before it started happening, let us know the results.
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darkex
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| Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 2:19 am Post subject: |
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| SF wrote: | | darkex wrote: | | SF wrote: | | vmanisme wrote: | | usually if its more than 1 beep it means something is wrong and the motherboard is warning you, if you got more than one beep count them and email your motherboard maker to tell you what the beep codes mean, seriously if theres more than one you need to contact them fast |
Motherboard POST beeps come from an on-board speaker built directly onto the board, or a series of lights flash (had the lights on a real old pc I was working on), it wouldn't go through your speakers or headphones. |
But I thought it was a laptop. |
Laptops have motherboards too, yknow. Besides, the beeps he's thinking about (vman) are the POST beeps, which normally indicates a problem, or all good. They wouldn't come from the speakers / headphones even if they were POST beeps, what if you formatted? No audio drivers -> no POST beeps to diagnose any problems after the format.
Try system restoring to before it started happening, let us know the results. |
I don't usually hear laptops beeping at startup though. oh well, looks like SF said right again.
~w00t: my 1000th post!
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