[leobb]

hi, i will just go straight to the problem

For the first few times when i switch on my computer every day,

after 1 or 2 minutes, the monitor showed "no signal"

then i tried to unplug the monitor and replug again

sometimes that will work, sometimes it wont

while the monitor is not working, i tried to reboot the computer

it will hv a wired "bip sound" it is like a long bip + a short bip



just for ur additional information,

recently i hv a ram that is malfunction but i have removed it already

and becoz of the construction work of my house

i hv unplug all the wire and move the computer to another position

thx

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Most bios beep codes state that a long and short beep is usually memory or Video problem. Award bios says you will have i long and 2 short beeps for video. AMI bios just states its a motherboard problem. Without any system spec's its hard to say if your video card could be going bad or maybe your power supply is not providing enough power. You can check your voltages on most motherboards with Speedfan. Half a volt low on the 12 volt line and 3 tenths on the 5 volt line could be the cause of your problem. Otherwise it's just a matter of replacing parts until its fixed. First start with a new data cable to the monitor. Does it still do this if you use a different monitor? If you have a video card can you reseat the card to see if that fixes the problem?

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[SRX660]

Most bios beep codes state that a long and short beep is usually memory or Video problem. Award bios says you will have i long and 2 short beeps for video. AMI bios just states its a motherboard problem. Without any system spec's its hard to say if your video card could be going bad or maybe your power supply is not providing enough power. You can check your voltages on most motherboards with Speedfan. Half a volt low on the 12 volt line and 3 tenths on the 5 volt line could be the cause of your problem. Otherwise it's just a matter of replacing parts until its fixed. First start with a new data cable to the monitor. Does it still do this if you use a different monitor? If you have a video card can you reseat the card to see if that fixes the problem?

SRX660