G
Guest
Not too sure what I did. I may have tried to add wrong type memory. Does
anyone have any ideas?
anyone have any ideas?
H
hustedj
if you added some wrong memory take it out. put everything back to the way
it was.
it was.
G
Guest
I did that, and now that is when I can't boot up. I keep getting the beeps
on start up, no display on the monitor >It is a long beep and then two short.
I have checked all connections, checked to make sure the memory is seated
properly, but I do not know what my next step might be. I am thinking it is
something with the memory, but I am not sure. Without the monitor, I am in
the dark. (really) Thanks for the help. VMS
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on start up, no display on the monitor >It is a long beep and then two short.
I have checked all connections, checked to make sure the memory is seated
properly, but I do not know what my next step might be. I am thinking it is
something with the memory, but I am not sure. Without the monitor, I am in
the dark. (really) Thanks for the help. VMS
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J
Jerry
We cannot deterine what the beeps mean unless you tell us the BIOS
manufacturer, model etc. The number of beeps is tied to the BIOS.
manufacturer, model etc. The number of beeps is tied to the BIOS.
G
Guest
It is a Western digital 5400-RPM 13 GB Ultra ATA/66 hard disk drive does
that help? Again thank you for any help. VMS}
that help? Again thank you for any help. VMS
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