Ordinateur portable

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 freaks -
Bonjour,

j'ai une souci avec mon ordinateur portable c'est un HP il date de 2005 quand je l'allume l'écran reste noir et un long bip puis un cour survient, je pense a un virus ou un matériel mal brancher j'ai tout vérifié.

Je vous sollicite pour m'aider et me dire quoi faire.

Merci
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  1. freaks
     
    AWARD Bios Beep Codes
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    1 short beep - System booting sucessfully.
    2 short beeps - CMOS setting error.
    1 long - 1 short beeps - Memory Error.
    1 long - 2 short beeps - VGA card or monitor connect problem
    1 long - 3 short beeps - Keyboard Error
    1 long - 9 short beeps - ROM Error
    Long continuous beep - Memory not installed correctly.
    Short continuous beep - Power supply has problem.

    = Trouble Shooting =
    * Check the power supply - is it supplying power to the motherboard?

    * Next, make sure all components and properly installed/fixed.
    Usual suspects: CPU, BIOS chip, memory chips, etc.

    * Next, check your components and user's manual: are all jumpers set
    correctly?

    * Remove all cards except the video adapter to make sure no other cards
    are causing the problem.

    * If this works, try to identify the card causing the problem.

    * If none of the above works, contact your dealer or FIC support.

    * Try reseating the memory (take it off and install it again).
    If the error still occurs, replace the memory with known good chips.

    * If you hear fatal beeps, the motherboard needs repair/servicing.

    * If the error persists, check parts of the system relating to the
    keyboard, e.g. try another keyboard, check to see if the system has a
    keyboard fuse.
    Try reseating the keyboard controller chip.
    If the error still occurs, replace the keyboard chip.

    * Memory error on the video adapter.
    Replace the video card or the memory on the video card.

    * Faulty BIOS chip.
    Consult a distributor of Flash EPROM chips that can be used with the
    motherboard.
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