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  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/images/bn_preview.gif
  Overview

  My Toshiba Satellite 3000 514 starts each others time and gives me the following beep code: 1-1-1-1 (4 short beeps) and a black screen.

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  Hello

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  I found a list of some BIOS beep codes but to be honest I m do not know if this can help you:
  [BIOS beep codes: http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm]
  ]
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  I tried the power reset function discussed in the Troubleshooting Online Web pages - 5 seconds to reset, / 15 seconds to reset - power off (unplugged) and hold the power button / stop without plug-in for 5 or 15 seconds (depends on the Web page of the online manual!)  Once, after an attempt to reset of fifteen seconds, the computer has no beep, and he almost made a second rumble noise - but then no change afterwards.  The redonnee start-up sound code beep after that the computer was turned off and then restarted again.

  PC is sitting in his corner.  I don't want someone break while I think about what to do.  He's going nowhere right now.

  This is the first time, it would not start.  I am a bit worried and disappointed, but, I know that my PC is old, and one day, it will fail to work.  That is the reality.  If it fi fixable, I'm interested to hear about the fit-it.  Thanks again.

  Hello @lliil,

  I read what you posted and it seems that you have a hardware problem with your computer. The only thing I can do for you is to provide you with the HP support document: BIOS Beep Codes, which will help you to correctly identify what's wrong with your computer. Given the age of the computer apart from this if you want to know if it can be fixed, I recommend do you get into a local computer repair shop and let them take a look.

  I hope I helped. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!