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• Beep short + Long - HP Pavilion Media Center PC

  Can someone tell me what is the error, because the PC won't even be the bios screen? Spontaneously, he stopped working and only gives these beep codes as your comments, which are totally different from the documented standard beep codes... No contoumement not spotted on the card either... I am considering buying a new motherboard, but would like to know what happened. :/

  I think it's a HP Pavilion Media Center m8530f desktop PC, but could have confused the model number... it is certainly the same as this one. It has a BIOS of HP, so I looked at the HP Bios Beep Codes, but these beeps are certainly not one of those documented...

  I filmed and uploaded the beeps on youtube, please take a look:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=yFl0McDRtmQ

  I first thought the old popped capacitors on the mobo was the problem... I've replaced but still no go...

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  EthemD, welcome to the forum.

  You did a great job recording audio signals.  I read them as a short and a long.  That tells me that you probably have a memory problem.  Here is a guide that you can see what I mean.

  Please click on "BRAVO Thumbs Up" if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• pop on the market

  P7-1235-win7-64

  refurbished 90 days warranty

  I'm a 'pop' strong start, as the power button is pushed, well before any software can start loading. before spinning of discs upward.

  It is, I am sure, a hardware problem.

  I'm afraid that this pop is caused by the same thing that once plagued equipment stereo oldschool - unfiltered AC surge peaking.  In modern power supplies, this pic is suppressed by a combination of capacitors and coils. I think me is not doing its job and therefore continue both electronics and (more worrying for me) the delicate mechanics of the disks.

  However, there is no accompanying flash of the monitor, which may indicate that the outbreak is only voltage on bus. Can someone tell me if the audio and video players are on the same bus? Or reassure me that this pop thing is common with HP machines? -I have, BTW, never heard that on any other ' puter.

  Hello

  You should not receive a 'pop' at startup.  I'm not a real fan of refurbished PC.  Yours might be a view model that PC returned in accreditation which means normally the PC is good or in a different situation with a PC that had an intermittent problem that was returned.

  Disconnect the PC and open it.  Make sure that the power cables are well connected at each location on the motherboard.

  Remove the surge protectors, UPS etc... and make sure the electrical outlet is in good working order (both neutral and Earth).

  The old stereo equipment that I used once "Snap" experience as the sound of a discharge of static electricity that was generally associated to the turntables, but never a "pop."

  You experience an abnormal situation.  If the problem is not in your environment, then return the PC.

• Analysis of capacitor

  Hello

  I'm trying to do a transient analysis of a circuit of capacitor, in Multisim, I implemented the circuit as shown below:

  

  But when I do the analysis, that is all I get:

  

  Does anyone know what im doing wrong

  Thanks in advance

  Ewan

  Hi Ewan,

  It's a very good question that you asked, and had me confused the first time too. What you need to do, IE Multisim your capacitor starts discharged. By default, Multisim amounted to what this state of balance tensions are and start the simulation from here. What you want to do is the following:

  1 - Double click on the thread that connects the resistance and capacitor. Net window will pop up.

  2 - check the box titled use IC for transient analysis (IC means initial conditions).

  3 - Enter the voltage that your condenser starts to. If you assume that the capacitor starts discharged, enter 0.

  4 - click OK.

  5 - try to perform the transient analysis again.

  Hope that helps.

• pop up saying that a device is connected to my Imac with IP

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  I supported everthing this summer.  I tried to reset my IMac to factory settings.

  A pop up came in September saying that another device is connected to my internet

  connection with an IP address.  I called my provider of intellectual property, and they said it was a

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  It is for 1 or 2 days.  But something else is in my system.

  Because I tried to protect my computer.  I'm changing my internet provider

  This week and I would like to hide my IP to my iMac.

  Hide my IP to my iMac when I'm on the internet?

  K

  Depending on your router model, there should be a way of

  disable DHCP.  It is a method used by the router to assign

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  If you haven't already done so, you must also change the password (and also

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• How to stop this pop-up to appear?

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  Have you tried resetting the network settings? You can do this by going to the settings, choose general and tap reset network settings. Then connect to the Wi - Fi connection again.

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