All computers have what are called beep codes, I hear one beep and know I'm good to go.
I can give you a link for your beep codes http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN293445/en
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You need to count them, there is a delay between each error beep so you know the count. Eight beeps are a display failure.
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You need to count them, there is a delay between each error beep so you know the count.
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Normally you will hear the beeps just once (they don't repeat), so start it up and count em. Continued beeping could just as easily be a high CPU alarm but it sounds like you have that covered.
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Normally you will hear the beeps just once (they don't repeat) - Go figure the link claims Dell just continues beeping on..., so start it up and count em. Continued beeping could just as easily be a high CPU alarm but it sounds like you have that covered.
All computers have what are called beep codes, I hear one beep and know I'm good to go.
I can give you a link for your beep codes http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN293445/en
You need to count them, there is a delay between each error beep so you know the count. Eight beeps are a display failure.
Normally you will hear the beeps just once (they don't repeat), so start it up and count em. Continued beeping could just as easily be a high CPU alarm but it sounds like you have that covered.