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Computer BIOS beep codes - Diffrent Manufacturers

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Each time the computer boots up the computer must past the POST.

If the computer does not pass any of the tests, your computer will receive an irregular POST. An irregular POST is a beep code that is different from the standard one or two beeps. This could be either no beeps at all or a combination of different beeps indicating what is causing the computer not to past the POST.


AMI BIOS beep codes

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IBM BIOS beep codes

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Macintosh startup tones

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1 long, 2 short - Indicates a video error has occurred and the BIOS cannot initialize the video screen to display any additional information.

Any other beep(s) - RAM problem.




Phoenix BIOS beep codes

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Hope it can helps a lot!

EDIT:credit goes to the original author... for sharing purpose and refferences used only


Br,
 
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Wow, thanks HUSKIE :toast: I've seen a few people recently asking about the beep codes and such.
Sticky?

Hmm. Lots of sticky's in General Hardware already - maybe move it to Motherboards & Memory and sticky?
 
Wow, thanks HUSKIE :toast: I've seen a few people recently asking about the beep codes and such.
Sticky?

Hmm. Lots of sticky's in General Hardware already - maybe move it to Motherboards & Memory and sticky?


Hmmmm... I wish i could Sticky this...
 
nice post, since sometimes we dont pay attention on it except we hit an err
 
thanks huskie!

this should be stikied
 
Thanks, at least next time I need them I will not have to google search.
 
Nice post Huskie!! I always forget about beep codes until I need them and then it is a mad scramble to find them.
 
Thanks - this is helpful info:toast:
 
ask the sub-forum mod to sticky it.
 
As I said in post #3, there's a million stickys in General Hardware already, I'd recommend you ask for it to be moved to Motherboards & Memory then stickied.
 
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