When you press the power button, the computer you want to live, but not the operating system is active (self meampakan). That looks just dark colors on the monitor.
Noteworthy is, whether there is a sign of sound (beep sound) from your computer speakers? If anything, it marked the BIOS installed on the motherboard to POST (Power On Self Test) when the computer is powered on and successfully detected the presence of kesalahan.Perhatikan sound, then skewer with beeps list below.
Beep 1 time = Komdisi normal computer
Beeps 1 time, length = There is a problem on your PC's memory (RAM)
Beep a long time, 3 times shorter = Problems found on the VGA card
If you hear the beep above, the following steps you need to do:
1. Turn off your PC, unplug all cables, then open the casing.
2. If that is detected is a sign of damage beeps with memory, you can perform checks on the memory card. Is it properly installed in their slots. Unlock the slot and remove the memory card from the slot, make sure no damage to the memory card. You can see it physically, which decides whether there scratches on the copper track your memory card.
3. If you hear is a beep that indicates damage to the VGA, try to check the position of the VGA card on slotnya.Lakukan checks like checking on the memory card.
4. Check the motherboard, if there are scratches that allows copper lane on the motherboard disconnected. Check the cables that are contained on a PC, whether the appropriate position and connected properly.
5. If checks on memory and VGA card has been completed and there is no physical damage, try to plug back into their slots each and do not forget their slots properly locked. Restart your computer.
6. If the incident is still the same, you can swap memory or the VGA card to another slot available. The possibility of a faulty slot. Restart the computer.
Actually there's more beep to detect damage to the computer, but that first time I can give ini.Saya will review this further in the next chapter.
Please note, that in each BIOS beep codes vary. But until recently, the method most often performed to detect damage to the computer at boot time.
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