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Hello,
For some time now, and without any apparent reason, when starting up Win7, my computer gets stuck at the black BIOS screen for about ten seconds while emitting a continuous sound (beep beep beep...) with the text at the bottom left of the black screen (Esc...pause startup)
and after 20-30 seconds it shows the Startup menu, and when I click to continue the startup, it starts emitting the sound (beep beep beep...) while displaying the Windows boot manager asking me to choose the operating system to use (there's only one Win7 installed) and no matter what I do, it emits the sound and shows the startup again.
Is this a BIOS issue? If not, how can I resolve this???
And thank you in advance
computer: Compaq Presario CQ57, Core i3, Win7,
Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 27.0.1453.110
For some time now, and without any apparent reason, when starting up Win7, my computer gets stuck at the black BIOS screen for about ten seconds while emitting a continuous sound (beep beep beep...) with the text at the bottom left of the black screen (Esc...pause startup)
and after 20-30 seconds it shows the Startup menu, and when I click to continue the startup, it starts emitting the sound (beep beep beep...) while displaying the Windows boot manager asking me to choose the operating system to use (there's only one Win7 installed) and no matter what I do, it emits the sound and shows the startup again.
Is this a BIOS issue? If not, how can I resolve this???
And thank you in advance
computer: Compaq Presario CQ57, Core i3, Win7,
Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 27.0.1453.110
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I just performed a system restore:
-1- the computer freezes with the sound (beep beep beep....) for 20-30 seconds
-2- it then displays the startup menu
-3- I choose to continue the startup
-4- it starts up, but when I turn it off and restart, the same thing happens
-1- the computer freezes with the sound (beep beep beep....) for 20-30 seconds
-2- it then displays the startup menu
-3- I choose to continue the startup
-4- it starts up, but when I turn it off and restart, the same thing happens
Hello,
Several beeps (tit tit tit ...) at startup may come from the RAM.
Afterwards, it could be something else; it all depends on the BIOS.
Here’s a site that talks about it:
http://www.depannetonpc.net/fiches-pratiques/lire_32_1_bips-au-demarrage.html
To start:
To test the RAM, if that's it! Tap the F8 key at startup.
You will come across "Advanced Boot Options."
Then choose "Repair your computer."
Next, "Windows Memory Diagnostic."
Here’s a site that talks about it:
Choose "From Advanced Boot Options" (without CD).
http://www.vista-xp.fr/forum/topic4807.html#p59880
Ukioss
a man with azerty is worth two
Several beeps (tit tit tit ...) at startup may come from the RAM.
Afterwards, it could be something else; it all depends on the BIOS.
Here’s a site that talks about it:
http://www.depannetonpc.net/fiches-pratiques/lire_32_1_bips-au-demarrage.html
To start:
To test the RAM, if that's it! Tap the F8 key at startup.
You will come across "Advanced Boot Options."
Then choose "Repair your computer."
Next, "Windows Memory Diagnostic."
Here’s a site that talks about it:
Choose "From Advanced Boot Options" (without CD).
http://www.vista-xp.fr/forum/topic4807.html#p59880
Ukioss
a man with azerty is worth two
Sure,
But don't forget to test your RAM.
Then if it's not that, we move on to another device.
We need to eliminate them one by one.
--
Ukioss
an azerty man is worth two
But don't forget to test your RAM.
Then if it's not that, we move on to another device.
We need to eliminate them one by one.
--
Ukioss
an azerty man is worth two
How am I going to do this?
The startup menu shows me this:
F1 system information
F2 system diagnostics
F9 boot device options
F10 bios setup
F11 system recovery
Enter - continue startup
The startup menu shows me this:
F1 system information
F2 system diagnostics
F9 boot device options
F10 bios setup
F11 system recovery
Enter - continue startup
Ok,
Well, memory excluded (not convinced).
There is a more powerful and very reliable utility.
It's Hiren's Boot CD.
You can put it on a USB stick and boot from it.
Once Hiren's is displayed, just choose "memTest86"
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37585754-hiren-boot-cd-tutoriel
In:
the startup menu shows me this:
F1 system information
F2 system diagnostics
F9 boot device options
F10 bios setup
F11 system recovery
Enter - continue startup
Choose F9, it's the boot option (HDD, CD, USB, other....).
And select your USB stick.
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Ukioss
a man with an azerty keyboard is worth two
Well, memory excluded (not convinced).
There is a more powerful and very reliable utility.
It's Hiren's Boot CD.
You can put it on a USB stick and boot from it.
Once Hiren's is displayed, just choose "memTest86"
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37585754-hiren-boot-cd-tutoriel
In:
the startup menu shows me this:
F1 system information
F2 system diagnostics
F9 boot device options
F10 bios setup
F11 system recovery
Enter - continue startup
Choose F9, it's the boot option (HDD, CD, USB, other....).
And select your USB stick.
--
Ukioss
a man with an azerty keyboard is worth two
Good evening,
Okay,
In any case, error beeps are primarily synonymous with peripheral issues.
To address this, they need to be tested one by one.
So Hiren's is very good for that.
I will only be able to get back to you tomorrow evening.
In any case, I wish you a good evening.
--
Ukioss
one azerty man is worth two
Okay,
In any case, error beeps are primarily synonymous with peripheral issues.
To address this, they need to be tested one by one.
So Hiren's is very good for that.
I will only be able to get back to you tomorrow evening.
In any case, I wish you a good evening.
--
Ukioss
one azerty man is worth two
Hello,
Memory Card set aside.
Let's move on to something else.
Since HP offers a utility for HDD, let's go for it.
Earlier you said:
I clicked on F2 system diagnostics
and that's where there are many options:
- startup test
execution test
system settings
hard drive test
memory test
battery test
BIOS management
error log
Well, I think using "F2 system diagnostics" would be good.
Then choose "hard drive test".
By the way, is your fan working properly? (I forgot about it).
--
Ukioss
an azerty man is worth two
Memory Card set aside.
Let's move on to something else.
Since HP offers a utility for HDD, let's go for it.
Earlier you said:
I clicked on F2 system diagnostics
and that's where there are many options:
- startup test
execution test
system settings
hard drive test
memory test
battery test
BIOS management
error log
Well, I think using "F2 system diagnostics" would be good.
Then choose "hard drive test".
By the way, is your fan working properly? (I forgot about it).
--
Ukioss
an azerty man is worth two