Computer Will Not Boot and Makes Rapid Beeping Noises

[Carjosse]

My computer beeps rapidly when I turn it on and it will not boot. I just replaced my PSU and graphics card and we had the problem before where it turned out to just be I put one of the PSU cables into the wrong slot. This time I was playing a game and the computer shut off and started beeping again.

 

[SchizTech]

First check your RAM. With the unit unplugged, remove and re-seat each module. IF this doesn't work, try one stick at a time.

 

[Carjosse]

First check your RAM. With the unit unplugged, remove and re-seat each module. IF this doesn't work, try one stick at a time.

I didn't touch the RAM and it was working.

 

[SchizTech]

First check your RAM. With the unit unplugged, remove and re-seat each module. IF this doesn't work, try one stick at a time.

I didn't touch the RAM and it was working.

You need not have touched it. Beeping on bootup is commonly caused by RAM issues. If there's a static charge on the board, it can show these symptoms and re-seating the RAM helps to clear the static. If there's a faulty stick of RAM, it can cause beeping. Testing with one stick at a time can weed out a bad stick of RAM.

 

[Carjosse]

You need not have touched it. Beeping on bootup is commonly caused by RAM issues. If there's a static charge on the board, it can show these symptoms and re-seating the RAM helps to clear the static. If there's a faulty stick of RAM, it can cause beeping. Testing with one stick at a time can weed out a bad stick of RAM.

Thank you, that worked, I think my issue was I had a cable too close to the fan CPU thing and that caused some static. I tied the cables farther away.

 

[TOOLDUST]

. Thank you you are very much correct on that issue my RAM was definitely the cause of my PC not booting up I believe my issue me a rose whenever I was using the blower from the vacuum to blow dust out of my PC and possibly may have a dust inside there or static discharge I don't know but anyways I pulled out the memory sticks one by one I wipe thcleanan I the dust out of the memory card slots and well Walla it worked BAM thanks dude
*TOOL*DUST*

 

[Bentastic]

First check your RAM. With the unit unplugged, remove and re-seat each module. IF this doesn't work, try one stick at a time.

It did this too and it worked but it kept beeping in a Morse code sort of way?