yea i probably was in it, lol. My Bios makes 1 beep if it went through the ram check with no prob and 2 beeps if there's a hardware issues or i added something. well i'll try the onboard and we'll see what happens. -Gage ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edwin P. Groot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 10:11 AM Subject: Re: [vox-tech] HELP!! (happy now Peter? :P) > Gage, > The only time I've had that happen is when I forgot to put in RAM or > plug in the video or plug in the motherboard power or put in a CPU after an > upgrade. Been working inside your computer before this happened? > > At 17:57 5/14/01 -0700, you wrote: > >well i had already been using a seperate video card besides my on-board one > >without any problems. Also, the manual for my computer said that the > >on-board is automatically disabled if it detects another video card. Well > Pull the video card(s) out and plug into the onboard video! If that > doesn't work, read the manual and clear (or reset) the CMOS (you backed it > up?). > > >guess there's nothing I can do, seems like my motherboard is dead (but i > >still hear all the sounds my bios makes *shrugs) well thanks for all your > Your BIOS makes sounds? All mine does is one beep, except for an old > 486 that adds an extended raspberry sound when it does the RAM check. > Are you getting POST beep codes? This is usually either 2 short beeps > followed by n beeps, or one beep repeated once per second. > > >help anyways everybody. > >-Gage > > > Edwin >
