HELP ME!!

[xboxSiao]

Desktop cannot boot up!!!

hi there,

recently i tried to on my computer and the computer keep on cannot boot up.
i tried plug out/in my RAM but still not working..

the boot up have this warning sound goes like " beeeeeppp, beep beep"

can someone help me with this??

it been like this for the pass 3 days and i cannot tahan i never use my computer???

should i just bring my whole desktop down to SLS??

my rig>>>>> DIY desktop btw..

thank you in advance

 

[Rashkae]

1. Title your thread properly.
2. Your manual for the motherboard will list the error beep codes.
3. Google is your friend:

Computer POST and beep codes

(sounds like loose/dead video card)

 

[ZawLee]

Take out your gpu card. Check the gold bar has any dirt. Remove them by using a rubber. And out it back. Make sure your pci cables are connected properly because some card are pci inverted.

 

[xboxSiao]

1. Title your thread properly.
2. Your manual for the motherboard will list the error beep codes.
3. Google is your friend:

Computer POST and beep codes

(sounds like loose/dead video card)

Oh so sorry.. Cause I have no idea what happen to my desktop already.. Last time like that then I change gfx after a few months again this problem again..

Thank you very much!!

 

[xboxSiao]

Take out your gpu card. Check the gold bar has any dirt. Remove them by using a rubber. And out it back. Make sure your pci cables are connected properly because some card are pci inverted.

Alright, today after work I give it a try.. Thanks dude!! Appreciate your help!!

 

[haoKRR]

Maybe Graphic issue.

 

[xboxSiao]

But I tried to plug out my graphic card and plug back.. Seems like not working.. How how???

 

[allhomme]

1. try you gfx card in another slot
2. try another cable
3. try another monitor
4. try your onboard gfx from mobo.

 

[stay8899]

But I tried to plug out my graphic card and plug back.. Seems like not working.. How how???

What's not working? POST error? What is the error after consulting with your motherboard manual?

If you CPU supports onboard graphic, try booting without the graphics card.

Out of habit, I usually reseat my RAM after I add/remove any PCI cards or CPU

 

[xboxSiao]

1. try you gfx card in another slot
2. try another cable
3. try another monitor
4. try your onboard gfx from mobo.

I only can try the first one though.. I have no spare cable, monitor, and no on board gfx though.. Hais