yes i have... didn't fix it thanx jaiiLyrics said:have you tried unplugging and plugging it back in?
Zackary said:yes i have... didn't fix it thanx jaii
foxy said:Do you notice any strange sounds at all?
I tried this, didn't do anything but make beeping noises.Captain said:When you are restarting your computer try to put it in safe mode. I think you spam f6 or f8 when it's starting up
Zackary said:Like what kind of different sounds? A couple days ago I ran a diagnostics thing at the startup and there said something was missing.. I can try running it again and saying what it is and maybe help fix it but I don't know.
Thanks for even posting on here though I really want this fixed!
I tried this, didn't do anything but make beeping noises.
foxy said:That's a dell diagnostic.
How many times does it beep?
Zackary said:He told me to spam the f8 and f12 key so it made a lot of beeping noises but never went in to safe mode.
I turned off my computer then turned it back on as it was loading I pressed F12, it beeped once amd brought me to the "Boot Device Menu".foxy said:Press the f12 key, and the computer will beep a few times.
Let it go until it stops beeping. Count how many times. Its a preboot hardware test.
Zackary said:Also do you think I should run the dell diagnostic? @foxy
Try reseating your RAM.Zackary said:I turned off my computer then turned it back on as it was loading I pressed F12, it beeped once amd brought me to the "Boot Device Menu".
1 beep
foxy said:Yes, that could shed some light
Try reseating your RAM.
Generally one short beep is a DRAM refresh failure.
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