HP Compaq D220 mobo POST, just beep codes...

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• "Beep code" Compaq Presario SR5510F POST

  My Compaq Presario SR5510F fails his POST and gives 1 short and 1 long beep, repeatedly. What does this code mean? I can't find this code on any list of beep codes, that I managed to locate.

  Blessings,
  
  Father of Dal
  

  FatherDal wrote: Dear Hanspuppa, thank you very much for your help.  Actions suggested by your response seems to have solved my problem.

  Hello FatherDal, it's really good news. If you have determined that your system has at least one memory defective Strip, and you want to replace the defective module, you can consider replacing all the memory modules and purchase of some additional memory that can increase the performance of your system.

  Here is the link to the specifications for your system. It shows that your system shipped with 2 GB of memory system.

  It also shows the system supports up to 4 GB of memory system and your system shipped with Vista x 86 (32 bit).

  All 32-bit operating systems can only recognize up to 3.25 GB to 3.5 GB of memory. The x 64 bit version can recognize 4 GBs whole memory system.

  I would say that the upgrade of your system memory to 4 GB into 4 X 1 GB modules. Even if your current operating system would recognize the 4 GBs set of system memory, you should see a performance increase with additional memory.

  Here is the memory critical link where you can buy compatible memory for your Compaq system.

• Compaq Presario SR2010NX beep code error starting: longbeeppausecontinuinglongbeepspausebetweeneach

  Hello.  My Compaq Presario Desktop PC SR2010NX of 2006 began just not start.  It gives me a sound code of long beeps that accompany pause after each beep and continue indefinitely.  I have tried convenience cheques, and it looks as if it was the 'memory '.  My question, FEI's memory, what cards are hardware compatible with my PC.  I had a breakdown.    to install a new set of 2 GB cards in July - and I had technicians immediately reinstall my old 2 cards (issued factory) replacement cards they have advised me to buy are not compatible, and when I went to pick up my computer, the computer would not start.  I have askede to reinstall my old cards and the computer booted suceesfully, and I left the store!  I am sure that I do not know what new products could be compatible with my old PC.  I thhink 4 GB is too myuch for my computer, and he couldn't get half that - but what brand should be like new hardwrae?  I wasn't expecting my old cards fail when they were resettled - three months since the change of memory attempt - thre months they started normally.  They have been re-hurriedly harnessed and dismissed the case, and then I left the store.  (The tech threatedned me with fear of "motherboard failure", which just made get the computer and leave immediately.  The old cards cannot have been relocated safely.  I'm taking it - but I will not be pushed around.  Of course - as old as mine PC would gradually motherboard failure.  Until it fails.  It was the memory card, but what woud cards my PC take that would be accepted as new hardware and allow my PC to boot up normally, if it is the cards and not yet the motherboard?

  I have now read the post with indicator on the upgrade memory.  It was very useful, and I wrote notes for the Presario.

  It says, maximusmis 2 GB to 1 GB cards/no stamped with the form of the data of motherboard page.

  It is divided between 2 cards 512 MB factory.  It has only 2 slots.

  Thank you.  My Compaq desktop computer has grown on me.  I got Vista bfore and I didn't know what I think.  If it can be repaired, I think 8 years (purchase date 4 November 2006) were fun for the low-end model.  It was a good choice, and I have never regretted buying at what cost.  It was better than expected.

  I haven't used my Compaq Presario continually over the past eight years - that's why it lasted so long!  Dud ut do work, however.  I had retirement is put online last year

  I liked HP Photosmart first 6.5 photo editing.  I liked Wordpad.  Mechanically, it was scientifically.  The material began to go when the built-in CD/DVD internal drive has failed.  I bought and had a replacement (DVD player (cd) internal HP) installed in July 2014.

  The new internal DVD writer HP compatible service pack XP? I have SP2) - I don't think it's about compatible new material.  This caused unable to start new businesses after three months?  New feature of device recognistion and old motherboard? Don't know?  (short circuit)?  I left the old CD/DVD recorder factory in its case - it's there and the springs are working to open and close the casing and check it / A short?  Don't know anything about electric

  Another point, when the original memory card 512 MB on factory 2 cards have been resettled, he was press-technicians to get the computer to boot - so the computer's case has been closed.   (I took the PC on their part awqay as fast it was closed upward).  I thought safe in maintaining clips?  Maybe not securely harnessed.  Could also be from the old factory of 512 memory cards in each clip spare wedge - to alternate which card and which support clip.  I have not tried this or re-cutting to the place of repair.  (I do not have any technical installation and not have ny contact danger here - I do not touch the computer).  It is the matter of repair - these people in a hurry, they sell - they tell you something will work, they overtest, they overdiagnose - they push you autour-yyou never recover your computer to use as is - it is disturbing to go, if you are not a consumer savvy or technical.

  May not be able to take new material old = change motherboard in chipsets, etcs. features.

  Ialso had an error saying years only. IPC Port would not work.  (. COMI is the base model for the CPA called Palm Zire Hotsync Manager.  I don't think the Palm Zire software uninstalled iI, and the message is a (!) origin unknown error message is:. COMI, has failed to initialize.  It's a pop-up error message appeared during the startup process.  The repair people off the message.  The boot has been at once - disconnect - the plugin twice and electric start.  It was based on the plug in the socket, removed and reconnected before the start =.  Technicians tried to solve this problem, but it is not important from my point of view.  All of those, cumulatively, could be symptoms of a hardware change progressive until the end of the use of PC - they are all could be chips card mother falling out or something there (the CD player, the.) Port COMI - don't know about the real, even if start program - which can only be that.)

  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!

• Equium A300D - beep codes BIOS POST

  Hi guys
  POST does not complete. Two big fat beeps. Someone at - it ideas?
  Thanks in advance
  Blakblayd

  Hello

  In most cases the BIOS beeps are the result of the problem of the motherboard.
  It is hard to say what role could be affected on the motherboard.
  But here is the page that provides some information on the BIOS beep codes:
  http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

  You don't have many options; what you can do is to test/remove the RAM.
  Maybe that RAM is defective otherwise it mother associated s pass and in this case the motherboard needs to be replaced.

• Z240 SFF Workstation: Z240 SFF beep Code 3.3 (graphics)

  Greetings,

  We bought the Dells years but has recently begun to give HP a glance. The first unit I received just stopped working during testing of deployment and gives me 3 long beeps (red LED) with 3 short beeps (white LED). According to the manual, this translates, "the on-board controller exceeded waiting for BIOS return the initialization of graphics. I couldn't find the specific troubleshooting steps for this error I did what follows based on the tests that I did:

  -Cleared CMOS

  The system only would not start after that application of the BIOS settings using the Configuration BIOS HP utility so maybe something went wrong there. That said, I applied the settings with this tool several times before on the same system without problem, but thought it was worth a start. Here is my config file:

  BIOSConfig 1.0
  
  Legacy startup options
  
  	Disable
  
  	* Select
  
  Legacy boot order
  
  	HDD:USB:1
  
  	CDROM:SATA:1
  
  	HDD:SATA:1
  
  	NETWORK: SHIPPED: 1
  
  UEFI boot options
  
  	* Disable
  
  	Enable
  
  Configure legacy support and secure start
  
  	* Legacy Support enable and Secure Boot Disable
  
  	Disable legacy support and Secure Boot Enable
  
  	Disable legacy support and Secure Boot Disable

  -Exchanged cards (Nvidia Quado K420) video with a known good card. We bought two units to test if I had an identical system to Exchange.

  -Shared memory.

  -Reinstall any cables.

  Any ideas on what I should try before you send it again?

  Last update 08/08: another IT unit in our Organization has reported the same beep code with one of the Z240s they just bought. For them, the BIOS has refused to save all the settings and could not start later.

  Last update 08/09:

  Another machine died today. Same case, technicians were simply trying to configure the BIOS settings. Another detail is that these have been shipped with BIOS version 01.24. I recommend our technicians that they update to version 01.27 for now, but the notes do not mention a specific fix for what we see. I hope someone from HP can jump in here soon...

  Product no.: L8T14AV

  For all those who could fall on this thread... I managed to reproduce the problem by going to Configuration of Boot Secure and uncheck the box 'Key activate MS UEFI CA'. After talking with the help of HP, it was determined that we should not be in contact with this option at all. This option is intended for graphics cards configured for backup device from Microsoft.

  In addition, there is a bug in the BIOS version 01.24 which prevents the Clear CMOS button to work correctly, so there is no recourse for a person who commits the mistake of setting the option above. HP will provide an update in revision 01.28 to stop people from shooting itself in the foot. It is recommended to update the systems at 01.27 for now.

  Finally, we do not have an answer to what happened to systems that could not save changes to BIOS and subsequently on faileed to start. I will update this thread if it becomes something more than an anomaly.

• Tecra S1 does not start-> beep code appears

  Hello

  I have a problem with my Toshiba Tecra S1.
  It won't start, just beep like this:
  -Two shorts and a long
  -So, three short films and and etc.

  I can't find out what BIOS and the significance of these beeps.

  Can someone help me?
  Thank you
  Duditz

  As far as I know, it's an Insyde BIOS on the Tecra S1.
  But I thought you wanted to contact the Toshiba service provider?
  Believe me, the BIOS beep code can be read by a technician with a lot more experience as a common user.
  Eventually, you'll be able to read but you don t know what the code means.
  The meaning of the code differs from BIOS and laptop model
  I don t see other than by contacting the guys services

• Satellite 3000-514 does not start - 1-1-1-1 beep code appears

  Hello

  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.

  Does anyone know what this means?
  This happens roughly every second time I try to start the PC. After l ' works again, it especially works again.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  The beep code appears especially if the POSITION cannot be passed correctly.
  If the problem is detected until the BIOS initialize the video card and the code cannot be displayed on the screen of the BIOS will play several beeps.
  Each BIOS supports the meanings of the own beep codes. For example BIOS Toshiba beep code is not the same thing as "beep code" Phoenix BIOS.

  To my knowledge the Sat 3000 using Phoenix BIOS. In this case, you can try to search in the internet for a description of the code.
  I found this site:
  BIOS beep codes

  But generally cannot solve this anomaly just average and I would recommend contact a technician with huge experience computer laptop.

• Satellite A200 - beep code unknown

  Hey guys,.

  Got an A200 m01 (I think) of 2008, who last night decided to no boot. He makes before the BIOS screen, but when at Windows startup, the screen turns off and beeps continuous (and infinite) (kind of pulse). Now, I can't find anything on Insyde BIOS, but the common continuous beep is a RAM error. I was hoping that this would be the case (although I realize posting is completed before the BIOS splash screen is displayed and so I am at a loss as to what she is ACATUALLY), but to remove a RAM module the system only gives me a BIOS beep code! What the hell!

  And no amount of Googling got me closer to resolve this. I'm a poor student, so I can't afford to bring to a repairer of computer for them to charge me $80 to say its dead, so if anyone has any information I would be very grateful!

  Thank you

  Taylor

  Hey Taylor,

  I think the problem is that only an authorized service provider knows the exact beep codes and their reasons so that you can t find much in the Internet.

  Of course such a problem is a little annoying but you re right, theoretically it could be a RAM problem. As I understand, a single module of RAM is installed on your computer, right?
  Have you already tested the module in a different RAM slot? Theoretically the slot memory could be faulty also.

  In addition you can test the RAM itself module using software special test than Memtest86. It s freeware tools that you can find with Google. Simply create a bootable disc and boot of it. The test will start but it can take up to an hour or more until he finished s.

  Maybe Memtest86 will find something but let's wait what happens if comments would be great. :)

• Beep codes Equium M50-192

  Hello

  I have a laptop Equium M50-192, who decided to stop working.

  I get 4 short beeps when I turn it on. The power led lights and fans start but the screen does nothing.

  Where can I find beep codes mean?

  Thank you
  Dan

  Hello

  It's not easy to say what could be wrong. Beep codes usually appear because the computer MESSAGE fails.
  If the Unit falls down the POST (Power on self test) beep code indicates which is originally the laptop does not pass the POST.
  The problem is that the bee codes are not standard and each BIOS provides different meanings of postcodes!

  As far as I know your device was shipped with Phoenix BIOS if you can try to google a bit for the Phoenix BIOS post codes.

  However, for most hardware failure is responsible for these problems. You can try to check the functionality of memory modules.
  Remove the simple modules and check if some of the memory fails.

• Question about BIOS beep codes

  Difficulty locating the BIOS beep codes... can anyone help? I get 3-3-1...

  Hello

  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]
  ]
  The problem is that the BIOS beep codes are different and not all BIOS provides the meaning of the code.

  In my opinion only the authorized service provider can help you know what this code means.

  Why such a code beep appear?
  Well, the BIOS beep code if the POST (Power On Self Test) fails.
  Most of the Power On Self Test impossible to successfully because of the failure of hardware; for example, motherboard problem.

  Best regards

• P50/P70 BIOS beep codes

  Does anyone have the BIOS beep codes for the P50/P70 Thinkpads? Almost everytime I start mine beeps at me.

  3 short beeps, pause, 1 beep, pause, 1 beep, pause, 3 short beeps.

  I called tech support and they wanted me to uninstall the RAM I added after I got the system, or they want to send me the computer to replace the RAM and the system. I do not think that those who are the problem, however. After he gets a beep, it loads well every time. Lenovo solutions Centre zero errors with my system. No problem with processor, chipset and memory. Windows recognizes all 32GB of my RAM when it loads as well.

  Any ideas? I'm disinclined to send my system back because otherwise it usually seems to work OK.

  A 3-1-1-3 beep code heard at the start after change of memory reserved Thunderbolt from 1 GB to 2 GB in the Setup of the BIOS indicates a lack of PCI memory resources. After the beep, BIOS allows you to adjust the resource memory PCI allocated to love at first sight, then automatically restarts the system.

  Please note that Lenovo recommends running a 64-bit instead of 32-bit Windows operating system when you use the Thunderbolt of 2 GB of memory reserved parameter.

  In the setting of several screens or other devices to the Garland of Thunderbolt, Lenovo recommends the use of the resource of memory of 2 GB to the BIOS Setup and deal with the 3-1-1-3 model beep to restart the computer after changing the configuration of the BIOS as successful confirmation of change the BIOS POST.

  When you attach a monitor or a couple of other devices, Lenovo recommends the use of the resource of memory of 1 GB in BIOS Setup.

  Thank you

• reset the BIOS on HP g62, when I put in three wrong password I just with code 55530371

  reset the BIOS on HP g62, when I put in three wrong password I just with code 55530371.  Is no longer under warranty... need help!

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• HP Compaq d220 format microtour Desktop PC Ethernet Controller does not work?

  Hi, I just reinstalled my microtour HP Compaq d220 with Windows Xp Professional desktop PC and I downloaded the chipset in the system first and then audio driver and the driver of network here: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=12...

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  Hello.

  Today, I had this same problem with a d220 MT (in fact, I found this entry when you seek a solution ), and the fix was so simple it was embarrassing. The driver download sp25326.exe install just the installer. After you run it, you must go to c:\swsetup\sp25326 and run setup.exe. After that, your card should work. at least it worked for me.

  I hope this helps.

• Comouter to school does not start sometimes beep codes wirh.

  Probably not the right section *.

  I use a Lenovo Thinkcentre spare part in my class 1st period to recharge my phone. Sometimes he gives a short beep, or 5 short beeps and no video. Fan runs at full speed when he does this, and I don't know what is the model, but it has a sticker with MT - M and S/N codes. What is going on? Thank you! It works under XP.

  Click here:

  http://bit.LY/1sXsDMs

  Then, you can find the manual of Lenovo ThinkCentre and look at the section describing the sound and other codes troubleshooting information.  Other search results link to other places that might give you some clues.

  During the POST (Power On Self Test), beep codes usually indicate some kind of a hardware problem - as a loose connection, failing RAM or video subsystem, incorrect CMOS configuration, etc.

  On most systems, a short beep at startup is usually a good sign that the MESSAGE transmitted.  Several beeps (and sometimes no beep) are usually a sign that something is wrong.

• Beep codes IPMMB-FM

  I just bought a new computer:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03649846

  Motherboard: IPMMB-FM

  video card: AMD Radeon HD 8470 1 GB of DDR3 memory

  When I got the computer I replaced the graphics card AMD with a nVidia GTX660 and also changed the power supply for an Antec 650 Watt because of the increased workload of the video card.  Then I reset the CMOS using the jumper and he gave me the beep codes (8 simple tones) that I did not understand. The computer comes with no manual indicating the beep codes, or I couldn't find any online.

  I went and then replacing the AMD Radeon HD 8470 and it works again.  So the question is:

  (1) where can I find beep codes for this motherboard?

  (2) in addition, it seems that he does not like his graphics card configuration to change?

  It seems I'm not the only one who experience this issue:

  http://forums.HardwareZone.com.SG/hardware-clinic-2/%5Bnoob-QNS%5d-PCs-GFX-upgradable-4142950.html

  Any idea would be appreciated. Thank you.

  PS: I used to build the computer with parts if this is new to me.

  Hello:

  What you are experiencing is new with W8 PC.

  You must go into the BIOS, turn on legacy mode and disable secure boot.

  See this document on the link below. If you have the video there is no need to remove your new card.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200