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Usually, a long beep is your video card. If your motherboard has integrated video, remove the AGP card and try booting your PC. Or try the video card in another PC.

if you know what brand of motherboard you have, you can do a search on google for it.

or go to http://bioscentral.com/ and choose the beep codes page relating to your motherboard

from a very quick check. it could be that you have a memory problem, check your ram sticks are securely in etc...

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Originally posted by Supersonicdarky
thats for the clock, hows it going to help?

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Yep tried that... Made no difernence Ahhh well I will just get saving up for a new pc
It will take me about a year though

I am assuming you mean an endless, steady beep.  If not and there's actually some pattern (sequences of short beeps, long beeps, etc.) try to describe them as accurately as you can.

For steady and erratic beeping, one of the things I'd try is replacing the keyboard.  If you have a another one in the house, try switching it out and see if it makes any difference.

Tis like this Beeeeeep <space><then it restarts> Beeeeeep <space><then it restarts> etc etc

do you know the motherboard make?

something like that happend to me but it was because i removed some RAM and when i put it back i didnt put it right, so i meant that the RAM was not correctly inserted or something. check that.

I did i put it into a nother socket etc..
Thanks everybody for helping me!!!!

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Originally posted by Msg Plus Freak

I did i put it into a nother socket etc..
Thanks everybody for helping me!!!!

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so now it works?

No
But it's working but I no that it wont in a couple of days.