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I have a computer that boots up fine but the bios beeps are funny. Instead on one beep for normal the one beep is followed in about 5 seconds with two short beeps. Like I said it boots up and runs fine. Has anyone heard this before. Picky
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Hello Picky,

Check that your video card is properly seated and check cooling fan is running all the time.

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Already reseated the video card, and there is no fan just a heat sink on this PCI video card.
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Do you have that beep now.

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Yes , one beep followed in 5 seconds by two beeps. No problem with pc it boots up fine.
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Remove existing memory and try to put in the slot 1 by 1. What happens.

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Removed memory, put new memory in different slot, changed slot with new memory, still got the same beeps but still boots up fine.
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Try removing all conections and leaving the board for all power etc to drain, clear the CMOS with the jumper and see how that goes.

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I tried that awhile back, I set the board to default with the jumper with no power added. Could this be a fluke and this board has been running for a long time like this. I just got curious about the extra beeps.
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