Weird problem! Computer in verti posi but alright in hori!!!
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hey guys this is with regrads to my computer beeping non stop problem. I tried these ways to stop it but i failed. eg. disconnecting cd rom drive from mainboard, disconnecting graphics card.
but i sort of found a way to stop it. I just have to start my computer in a horizontal position and it can start perfectly! If its in a vertical position, the beeps will sound!
after starting, i can move the cpu back to the vertical position. i confirmed this 3 times and it worked!
i dont see any logic in this! any opinions?!
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so cute..
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The only reason I can offer, something must have loosen when it being put vertically... -
tat means it is shiok in horizontal position, but cannot ejaculate in vertical position mah
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Did you buidl the comp yourself?
If yes, I believe it is a tolerance issue; meaning that the mainboard is mouted such that it is warped but not noticeable. Remount the mainboard properly making sure nothing beneath the board comes in contact, or that it isn't warped such that the graphic card or RAM modules are not seated properly. -
agree.Originally posted by ShutterBug:Did you buidl the comp yourself?
If yes, I believe it is a tolerance issue; meaning that the mainboard is mouted such that it is warped but not noticeable. Remount the mainboard properly making sure nothing beneath the board comes in contact, or that it isn't warped such that the graphic card or RAM modules are not seated properly.
if not could be the expansion slots loose.ur PC how old liao? -
Originally posted by ShutterBug:
what do you mean by that statement?
Did you buidl the comp yourself?
If yes, I believe it is a tolerance issue; meaning that the [b]mainboard is mouted such that it is warped but not noticeable. Remount the mainboard properly making sure nothing beneath the board comes in contact, or that it isn't warped such that the graphic card or RAM modules are not seated properly.
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my com is about 2 years old. custom but by a shop. -
Basically, I meant that the mainboard of your PC, could be mis-mounted such that it is inperceptibly warped. Causing the RAM modules and or AGP card not to sit firmly into their respective slots. Als, it could be that some soldered points beneath your mainboard may be in partial contact with mounting plate of PC chasis.Originally posted by aloof_guy:what do you mean by that statement?
my com is about 2 years old. custom but by a shop.
Re-mounting your mainboard, and re-inserting AGP card & RAM modules may solve this issue. -
hmm. how do i do that? got step by step instructions?Originally posted by ShutterBug:Basically, I meant that the mainboard of your PC, could be mis-mounted such that it is inperceptibly warped. Causing the RAM modules and or AGP card not to sit firmly into their respective slots. Als, it could be that some soldered points beneath your mainboard may be in partial contact with mounting plate of PC chasis.
Re-mounting your mainboard, and re-inserting AGP card & RAM modules may solve this issue. -
Well if you don't know how, or are not confident, I suggest you take it to the shop and have them do that for you.Originally posted by aloof_guy:hmm. how do i do that? got step by step instructions?