#GIGABYTE MOTHERBOARD 5 BEEPS CODE#
#GIGABYTE MOTHERBOARD 5 BEEPS WINDOWS#

You need to be more specific regarding the processor you are using. It's not a intermittent long beep or 2 or one long.

#GIGABYTE MOTHERBOARD 5 BEEPS CODE#

I been checking in the forums for the Beep codes to see if I can understand why is doing that Long beep, but i haven't find the beep code for my situation, when I turn on the computer I got no screen in my LCD and I get a Loud long constant Beep. We got Sooo scared with the Big long beep !!! ДЄnd the F_USB1F and USB2 Headers connectors, I plug all 8 lil' black pins connectors into USB1 following the book.Д«ut still I dono if they supposed to go like that, or if I plug something Wrong pls. Things that I'm not sure I got in the right place.Д«ut seems by the book of Motherboard that are in correctly place.ДЇ_Panel Header connectors are in the correspondent plugs, those lil' black thingis are a pain to put in. connected to board and connected to power with no linking. I check SATA2 1 seated and connected properly.ДЇloppy FDD connected properly and plug to power. I check all connections of H.D., Floppy and DVD Rom are seated and connected properly. I check that the ATX 24 is connected and seated properly. I check that the ATX_12v is connected properly to the board and power source. We unplugged immediately and turn off the power source. 200gb.Д¬hecked to power connection - Floppy drive the same as well no new 'oldie'Д«ut we got black screen in the monitor and a ' Big Long constant Beep !! ', the computer turns on, the fans are on.

#GIGABYTE MOTHERBOARD 5 BEEPS WINDOWS#

Intel CORE2 DUO 2.93 GHz socket LGA 775 E7500 cache 3MB <-updated type name missed before,sorry.Д¬hecked to have connection to power -(No New) has Windows XP ењ†4 bit installed. I installed New motherboard with new processor and new power source, new memory ram, but with the same video card and same sound card. Anyway I'm glad I was able to copy out the stuff I needed before the computer 'died' again.Before hand thanks for help and point me into to right direction and apologize of English not my first language. I might look into replacing the computer. After a few seconds, the system powered itself off.ДЄs mentioned by a few posters, some hardware must be faulty. The next time I tried powering on the computer, the power led light stayed a solid white, with no hard disk activity and a blank screen. Fortunately by then I had already copied out the files that I had needed. After about forty minutes, the system froze and the screen went blank. I plugged in a USB drive and quickly copied out all the important files that I had not backed up yet. After setting the date and time, the computer was able to boot into Windows again. Almost a week later, I tried powering it on, and the BIOS setup appeared. I do thank everyone for their helpful comments! In my previous post, I mentioned that my computer did manage to boot into Windows, till I touched the computer (meaning that I touched the computer front casing, intending to plug in a USB thumbdrive) and the system froze and the screen went blank.ДЄs I was busy for the next few days, I left the computer alone.

But this would be something to do 'when all else fails'. If no beeps, the motherboard has failed.ДЄlso wonder if the system is just overheating because the thermal paste between CPU and heat sink has dried out and needs to be replaced. You should get beep code for 'RAM not detected', either 2 beeps or 4 beeps. If that doesn't help, remove last remaining RAM module and see if it boots now. Reinstall battery and see if it boots with only mouse, monitor and keyboard connected. Disconnect all internal/external drives, except boot hard drive, remove all PCI-e cards except video card, remove all RAM except the one in slot #1. Remove motherboard battery and press/hold power button for ~30 sec. If it powered on once, that makes me think you should strip it down to bare essentials. Sure you put the BIOS reset jumper back on the right pins? What does 'when I touched the computer' mean? Touch the case, press a key or.? After that, the computer could not power on any more, with the power led light staying a steady orange. But when I touched the computer, the system froze and the screen went blank. This time it was able to power on, and after setting the BIOS date and time, it booted into Windows. With a sigh, i closed the computer casing, and tried powering it on one more time. But the computer still gave the 5 repeated beeps. i also did the CMOS jumper reset, as suggested by some posts on the Internet. For the replies! Just to share what I did - I tried with another new CMOS battery, and pressed the power button for 30 seconds with the battery removed.

Gigabyte motherboard 5 beeps