My friend's computer contracted a virus; a nasty one at that. It fried his MBR. I went to reinstall windows and I needed to install the RAID drivers.
I had to install a floppy because he didn't have one in at the time. I installed the floppy and restarted the computer to a stream of continuous short beeps.
Experience tells me that continuous short beeps generally means a memory error, so I removed the floppy, each mem stick individually, then both sticks, and still I got the error. I unhooked video, hard drives, and basically everything but power and CPU, and I still get the beeps. I reset the CMOS/BIOS, and still nothing.
I don't have the mobo model off-hand, but it's a gigabyte with the dual BIOS and dual PSU, socket 478.
Any ideas? I'm fresh out.
His computer was fine until I hooked in the floppy, and I made sure to align Pin #1.
My friend's computer contracted a virus; a nasty one at that. It fried his MBR. I went to reinstall windows and I needed to install the RAID drivers.
I had to install a floppy because he didn't have one in at the time. I installed the floppy and restarted the computer to a stream of continuous short beeps.
Experience tells me that continuous short beeps generally means a memory error, so I removed the floppy, each mem stick individually, then both sticks, and still I got the error. I unhooked video, hard drives, and basically everything but power and CPU, and I still get the beeps. I reset the CMOS/BIOS, and still nothing.
I don't have the mobo model off-hand, but it's a gigabyte with the dual BIOS and dual PSU, socket 478.
Any ideas? I'm fresh out.
His computer was fine until I hooked in the floppy, and I made sure to align Pin #1.
When I had a MB memory problem once - not seated correctly, there was no beeps.
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