Fan is running at full speed and beeps.

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Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello,

As stated in the description, the fan runs at full speed and beeps about every 5 seconds.

Let me explain: my PC was overheating a lot when I played, to the point that I had to put an external fan to cool it down. I therefore took the ill-advised initiative to try to dust it out. And once reassembled, when I tried to start it, there was no response. I even asked an IT technician who told me that my PC was dead!

So I tried to get it to work again just now, I removed the battery and put it back, and now I have this fan/beep problem, but nothing works...

Thanks in advance for your help!

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  1. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    Desktop or laptop

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  2. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    Check that your RAM sticks, CPU, and cables are properly plugged in..

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  3. Snicka
     
    I checked several times and nothing changed.. But I will still recheck the sticks/modules for the RAM!
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  4. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    The CPU cooler is properly plugged in, otherwise the CPU beeps BEEP BEEP BEEP..
    I just unplugged it on an old PC and it did almost exactly as you explained..

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  5. Snicka
     
    However yes, everything is properly plugged in, and with or without the RAM sticks, it still does the same thing.
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  6. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    But no, we need to find the problem, how old is the PC date from??
    Because I think it's the CPU!

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  7. Snicka
     
    It dates from... He’s 15 years old, the thing, you know lol. But it had been upgraded by a friend about 3 years ago, I’m not sure at all what changed on it.
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  8. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    Do you have another proc dear to you???

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  9. Snicka
     
    No I have nothing at all, aside from a power supply and not the same as the one on my PC plus!
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  10. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    Whether it's the motherboard, or the CPU that's dead or if it's not that, it's the RAM but I don't think so...

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  11. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    If you had another PC... ask your friend, he could come to help you...

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  12. Snicka
     
    I have my laptop, I don’t know if it could be useful in all this?
    It could have, yes, but it doesn’t live quite nearby and so far he hasn’t found the time to come check it out.
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  13. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    Not the laptop at all!!!!

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  14. Snicka
     
    Okay!
    I don’t really have a solution, then :/
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  15. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    I don’t know how to do the tests…

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  16. Snicka
     
    Because I’d actually need to test it with separate components?
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  17. Mr-Swiffcraft Posted messages 449 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   25
     
    yes on another cp

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