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• 23 q059na: 23 - q059na all-in-One - 3 beeps long beeps at startup 4

  When I start my 23-q059na all-in-one, I get 3 long beeps and 4 short beeps, then several times. Then, it seems to start fine. I tried to watch using diagnosis but there seems to be no information about this error. I tried to find the diagnosis option of memory in the BIOS, but there is no option for this. It is still under warranty - should I just take it back to the store?

  Hello @Riblessman,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand your messages that you have a problem with your Pavilion 23-q059na TouchSmart all-in-one beep and not start correctly.

  Before you try to restore the system, you can follow the steps and the suggestions contained in this document that should help you to isolate and eventually solve the problem.

  Please get back to me how that happens. If you want to say thanks for my efforts to help, click on the Thumbs up to give me a Kudos.

  Thank you!

• HP elite m9340f: do not start after replacing the video card. Repeating short and long beeps. Help!

  Hello: I have a m9340f HP Pavilion Elite aged five years, under vista. He had a problem with video output, so I bought a new video card and exchanged out them. but now, the computer does not start and made that one short beep and long stretch trying to power upward.  I double checked all connections and they are all good.

  Please help me if you know what the problem is.  Thank you... KarlJ

  I found that 1 beep short, followed by a long beep indicates a memory failure, try reinstalling your memory

• Computer won't start; 3 long beeps, the fan turns

  Hello

  I have a desktop HP equipped of Windows Vista that does not start correctly.  When I turn it on it looks like it is starting, I hear the fan, the computer will beep 3 times in a row (I would say long beeps) then stops and beeps 3 times in a row again.  Then nothing on the monitor, fan always running.  If I didn't get anything I think that the computer and the monitor's energy-saving.

  Before I turn it on the screen says no signal so I think the screen itself works.  I don't quite see the HP splash screen.  Pressing F8 during startup seems to do nothing.

  I created Vista backup discs (food?), but I don't think they are bootable.  Some back story: a few weeks ago, I tried to download Windows Live.  After installing the updates, I could never Live DL and the next day I got the blue screen of death.  I rebooted, you press F8 repeatedly and Windows started normally.  Although it worked fine for a few days I felt nervous that I did a restore of the system around October 31.  Everything seems to be ok for over a week but now I have this problem.  I thought to upgrade to Windows 7, but do not know what to do at this point.  I've never opened a tour - answers Google talk out of ram or certain types of error of keyboard Bios (3270 keyboard card).

  Help, please!  Sorry to be so long.  :-)

  Hello

  These beeps mean hardware problems so check with a real computer (not the leeks and pics store
  at a Best Buy or other department stores) or HP support.

  Support HP & drivers
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/support.html

  Contact HP
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html

  HP forums
  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/PSG/

  Sound beeps are error codes that describe a problem with your machine.

  Startup and select CONFIGURATION/SETTINGS (BIOS/CMOS) - usually F2 that you start - look to see BIOS
  Creator, then refer here: If you can not start then check with the manufacturer of the system.

  Computer MESSAGE / beep codes
  http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

  If my computer beeps and won't start, what do the beeps mean?
  http://KB.IU.edu/data/afzy.html how to troubleshoot Beep Codes
  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/nonworkingcomponent/HT/beepcodestb.htm

  POSTAL Codes beep
  http://www.technick.NET/public/code/cp_dpage.php?aiocp_dp=guide_beep_codes

  Power on Beep Codes post
  http://www.pchell.com/hardware/beepcodes.shtml

  It can be so other check with the manufacturer of the system.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Taking a long time to power laptop

  Hi all

  My laptop (HP ENVY 17 - j005tx Notebook) when to stop only takes a few seconds, but it can take up to 5 minutes to be able to...

  At first I thought some service or program took a long time to stop, I installed Windows 8.1 SDK Performance Toolkit to try to identify a culprit. run the command "shutdown - traceFlags BASE + DIAG + LATENCY - noPrepReboot xbootmgr-trace" and the generated trace succeffully.

  I noticed that the notbook was restarted in a matter of seconds...

  Anyway, I proceeded to analyze the trace file using the wpa.exe anf program cannot find any program or service taking much time to stop!

  SO, I now understand the operating system Windows stops well even if the laptop is very long take-off power.

  Someone at - it suggestions?  I have installed NVIDIA driver 337.88 and found another thread here where they suspected this version of the driver has not been tested by HP and after they have applied it their judgment of the laptop slower than usual--is this somehting, perhaps to look at...

  I am currently downoading sp63414.exe NVIDIA driver for my laptop - should I uninstall my current driver and applies HP?

  Jim

  Laptop HP ENVY 17-j005tx, HP ENVY 27 - k001a, HP ProLiant MicroServer Gen8 G2020T, HP MediaSmart EX495 Server tilt, HP MediaVault 2020, HP ENVY 120 AiO Printer

  Thank you visruth...

  What I've tried is run "msconfig" and boot into "safe mode", restarted, then stop, stop was back to normal again.

  Then revived "msconfig" disabled all Microsoft Services, judgment and yet all fed off the coast as usual (soon after).

  Then restarted and re-enabled all services using "msconfig".  Disabled the following services, choose these particular that I'm not sure why they should be executed and some do not know what they are...

  

  rebooted and then stop and everything stop and power off was normal...

  It seems that one of these services is at the origin of the power off to take a few minutes...

  I suspect the bluetooth services, GSService, or IconMan_R, or even the genius of Netgear...

  Funny enough I did uninstall netgear genius a few weeks ago and see for some unknown reason, that the Service is still there? Hmm...

  Jim

• xw4100: HP xw4100: five long beeps at startup

  HP xw4100 is five long beeps at startup. What it means?

  Hello:

  5 beeps = a memory problem any.

  The normal troubleshooting steps involve the removal and reinstallation of each strip of memory.

  If that does not receive the 5 beeps to get out, then remove all of the memory modules but one and test each of them in both to isolate the faulty memory module.

  If this does not work, probably the motherboard has failed.

• 6 long beeps BIOS after video card install

  Hello, I recently bought a HP ENVY h8 - 1437c, Windows 8, I replaced the (NVIDIA GeForce GT 620) with a (Sapphire HD 7770 1 GB GDDR5). I hooked the 6-pin power and made sure the card is seated properly multipule times.  On startup, I get 6 long beeps and the power light flashes. Then a few seconds later the power light lights up blue and the PC starts fine. The map seems to work very well as well. I played games on max settings without any problem, where, as before the GeForce card couldent do that. Around the web, I read that he might have something to do with the secure boot BIOS enabled, I disabled without change, even 6 long beep and then the PC starts fine. I guess my question is, is that although it beeps? It is at the origin of internal problems? The only things that I've done so far add video card software, secure boot disabled (using the old GeForce card to get into the BIOS) and reinstall the the new vid card/6pin power wire. Thanks for the help and let me know if you need more information.

  Here is the link for my computer specs just in case.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=c03517380&lang=en&cc=us&taskI...

  -Micah

  Hi Sarge1D,

  Go back into the bios and UEFI Legacy mode. There could be a slight mismatch between the Sapphire video card and bios of HP.

  View your results.

  As a side note: I suggested in a post earlier that HP do exactly as you have to allow video cards which have a difference of function vbios with the bios of the PC HP (beep 6 times as a warning, but leave the PC to boot).

• Pavilion 7000 series: AFTER failure - five long beeps on startup, no video

  Hi, problem as above. I'm guessing that bios related, but other than that, no idea. Any help would be much appreciated.

  Thank you

  Mark

  Hi, Mark:

  Normally 5 long beeps means there is a problem of memory.

  The only suggestion I can offer is to remove and reinstall each module of memory.

  If this does not work, remove all the memory modules and each of them in the primary memory slot one check at a time until it beeps constantly.

  When you find the memory that works with no beep, then you have isolated the bad memory module.

  If the 5 beeps continue depite these troubleshooting steps, you can pretty much figure that the motherboard has failed.

• Pavilion s5280t: computer froze. New get a short beep and a long beep. Monitor detects not hard drive

  Frozen screen. You had to start hard. Now getting nothing. Heard moderate beep then a long beep. Monitor does not detect the hard drive. I disconnected everything but drive hard and always hear signals.

  Hello

  This posted information about the BIOS beep codesHP.

  What do you think of the problem based on the beeps you hear?  memory?

• Brand new AXC-115-UR20 produces continuous long beep when turned on, never boots. What gives?

  It's the other, I get like this, returned the first. This is a whole new AXC-115-UR20. I press the power button and I get a continuous long beep, display lights never, ever computer of messages. Monitor, keyboard and mouse are connected.

  Hello mieves,.

  A long continuous beep means that your office has a memory error (in your case, it's a random error).

  As it is under warranty, I suggest you contact your Acer support.

• long beeps after installing the video card

  Hello

  I recently bought a HP 500-223w.

  I wanted to install a power supply a video card.

  Here's the problem: everything works fine without the installed video card.

  If I install the video card then at startup it gives me a series of long beeps.

  I turned it off after the long fourth beep assuming they would UST go on and on.

  The power supply is more than enough to power the video card.

  The video card should not be bad, because I just moved it from another system. (system currently does not, bad mobo)

  I was wondering what the infinite long beep on startup?

  Thanks and regards, TJames.

  Hello:

  Product for your PC specifications indicate that it comes with Windows 8.1.

  To install a video card no HP on PC shipped with Windows 8 or 8.1, you must change both settings of the BIOS before installing the card.

  Please see this document for the BIOS to change settings...

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

• Aurora R4 single long beep on startup.

  Hi all

  Today, I added a 4 ports USB hub for my R4 using USB 2/3connections on the motherboard. I did it because my forehead to the USB 2.0 ports no longer works after a tech replaced my front control panel. They were connected to the USB 2 port, the MIO USB Board was on USB 3, and 1 USB was empty. Anyway, I moved the jury MIO USB cable to USB 1, plugged my hub USB USB 2 and 3 (because it requires two connections for 4 ports) and left the USB 2.0 wire front.

  Now, I get a second beep long 5 when I turn on. I get flawless at the start, all the USB ports work without any problem and according to the beep codes, the beep indicates 'Card mother Possible failure - BIOS ROM checksum'. I don't really know how the addition of a USB hub to the mobo could cause this problem. Any ideas?

  Well, I noticed the USB 1 chip power the little Gizmo (very small, flat, black) was quite corroded so I took some q-tips and isopropyl alcohol to her and cleaned. The computer is 6 months old...

  Anyone has any ideas on this issue?

  What is sure, that all cables are connected completely? From my experience, the long beep can be seen, if the cables (power cable of the Gpu, etc) are not properly connected to the components/mobo!

  Greetz Alpha

• HP Envy 700-056: HELP, installed gpu but about 6 long beeps start and not starting

  My pc was initially integrated graphics which simply do not cut it for some games so I decided to buy a graphics card (Sapphire x R9 double 270 x 4 GB of ddr5 memory). After putting in my gpu, I go to restart it and get to the white screen and 6 long beeps, however when I remove the graphics card, the computer starts well, id like help on what mean these beeps, and how to get my graphics card to work (if it's still the graphics card), my diet is the corsair cx 600 m

  Hello:

  Remove the graphics card and change of these 2 BIOS settings as shown on the link below, to replace the Board, and you should be fine.

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

• HP compaq: what system is switch it (poweron) long beep and display just after the hour

  Hello Sir

  When the system is switch it (poweron) long beep and the display is coming after the hour

  Hello Mr. dunidar,

  This is gopi anand, support fund, tirupathi, India

  Thanks for your answer, you asked me to send a system model number, final, I found keyboard.replaced the new keyboard and monitor problem now it works fine.

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• I just changed the administrator to standar account now the Dungeon of computer on request for the password that I continue to put the one I use to have but nothing happens whats rong whit this

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