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Continuous BIOS Beeps and Windows Starting Loop During Computer Boot-Up

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  • #1 16646601
    xDominocPvP1337
    Level 3  
    The computer turns on the inscription is starting windows, then the bios beeps 2 times and so over and over again
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  • #2 16646602
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    Full computer configuration including the make and model of the power supply ?!

    Bluescreen appears?
  • #3 16646617
    xDominocPvP1337
    Level 3  
    Intel xeon 4x2.50ghz. 4GB ram 250 GB win disk 7 pro 64 bit. Acer veriton radeon hd card. Motherboard pegatron Ipm 31 hipro 250 vat power supply
  • #4 16646618
    Kaliber PC - Service

    Level 22  
    Hello.

    In addition to the configuration let it Author will let you know if any OC was taken, hardware replacement along the way, maybe uploading new drivers, updating the BIOS ...

    Added after 56 [seconds]:

    Problems arose suddenly or after any of the activities listed by me (or other)?
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  • #6 16646625
    xDominocPvP1337
    Level 3  
    The kiddy arrived, the courier was broken, the power on button was repaired, I started it and it happened

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    karolark wrote:
    By emergency?
    by f8 it's not
  • #7 16646630
    lisek
    Service technician RTV  
    You have a model of this desktop described as
    Acer Veriton P130 (Intel Xeon + NVIDIA Quadro) link

    See what Bios you have (you should enter) and then by the manufacturer (AMI, AWARD) you will recognize what 2x beep means

    As far as I remember there was AMI.

    Here you can see the name of the disc link
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  • #8 16646634
    Kaliber PC - Service

    Level 22  
    xDominocPvP1337 wrote:
    The computer turns on the inscription is starting windows, then the bios beeps 2 times and so over and over again

    So it goes so that it comes to the moment of "Starting in progress ...", the BIOS beeps twice, the computer resets and the whole process goes all over again and so near Maciej? If so, it looks like something serious system error.

    xDominocPvP1337 wrote:
    KiEdy arrived, the courier was broken, the power on button was repaired, I started it and it happened

    So the computer is new ?
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  • #10 16646642
    xDominocPvP1337
    Level 3  
    The computer is not new and I will add that he turned on the desktop twice and played normally
  • #11 16646645
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    JasnyKris wrote:
    serious system error

    Probably "hardware".
    Provide SMART Disk with bootable MHDD.
    Check if bootable linux works with pena. If yes = damaged soft / disk.
  • #12 16646646
    xDominocPvP1337
    Level 3  
    Continuous BIOS Beeps and Windows Starting Loop During Computer Boot-Up

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    safbot1st wrote:
    JasnyKris wrote:
    serious system error

    Probably "hardware".
    Provide SMART Disk with bootable MHDD.
    Check if bootable linux works with pena. If yes = damaged soft / disk.
    and how to do it because I'm green

    Added after 8 [minutes]:

    And when I turn on the computer, something with repairs option pops up (recommended) and start the system normally, including repair hangs
  • #14 16646697
    xDominocPvP1337
    Level 3  
    I'm on this page but what to download
  • #15 16646759
    karter
    Level 18  
    Right click on the link, then copy, then paste it into the top search bar.
  • #16 16654187
    xDominocPvP1337
    Level 3  
    Subject you can close your computer went under warranty
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a computer boot issue characterized by continuous BIOS beeps and a Windows starting loop. The user describes a system with an Intel Xeon processor, 4GB RAM, and an Acer Veriton desktop. Responses suggest checking the BIOS beep codes, which may indicate hardware issues, particularly with RAM. Recommendations include reseating or swapping RAM modules, performing a CMOS reset, and using diagnostic tools like MHDD to check the hard drive's health. The user also mentions encountering a repair option during boot, indicating potential software or disk damage. The conversation concludes with the user noting that the computer is under warranty.
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