I don t know why there is a beep like an ambulance horn on the computer console

It should be caused by too much dust from the fan behind the main unit.

Solution: Pinch the fan to clean up the dust.

CPU or chipset temperature is too high alarm.

Probably because of memory.

The sound of the ambulance "Woo la Woo La" was accompanied by the sound of the starter non-stop.

This situation is the system alarm of CPU overheating, mostly because it is dusting the inside of the host, cleaning the CPU cooler or because it has been replaced.

The new CPU fan, because the installation is not in place, the CPU heatsink is not in good contact with the CPU, there is a certain space or debris is added in between, causing the CPU to emit out.

The heat cannot be dissipated normally, and the CPU is as high as 80-90 as soon as it is turned on. If it is a CPU with a PIII or less, the temperature test of the CPU is done in close proximity.

The temperature probe near the CPU is collected, and the displayed temperature value has a certain error with the actual temperature value of the CPU, which is about 10-20 different.

Other. The temperature sensor of PIV's CPU is integrated inside the CPU, so the CPU temperature displayed by the system is more accurate. Generally, the host computer only needs to be turned on.

The CPU temperature prompted by the system is around 50, which is normal.

The hardware problem is checked with the elimination method and it is estimated that it is a memory and CPU problem.

The first case is a regular error, go to the biosp and re-set the incorrect options.

The second type is the memory ECC verification error. Setting the memory option for ECC check to disabled can solve the problem, but the most fundamental solution is to replace a memory.

This is the memory ECC check error, you can use the eraser to erase the gold finger part of the memory module, you can also go into the BIOS, open the DRAM ECC mode item under Addanced--chipset settings, and set it to disabled.

First of all, if it is a desktop computer, you can open the case, on the BIOS of the motherboard, short the short cap on the BIOS, and restore the factory settings of the BIOS to solve the problem. If it is a notebook, you can press F2 or F1 to enter the BIOS without opening the case, and set the incorrect items, which is a little troublesome. It is caused by an issue with incorrect settings on the BIOS.

Finally, I wish you a speedy and successful solution to the problem.

The sound of the fan. It is recommended that you change the fan. (Greasy inside the fan bearing.)

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That is the sound of the fan, the lubricating oil of the bearing will solidify when the fan does not work for a long time, when working because it will soften in the future and cause the role of lubrication, wait for a period of time to fill the gap, it is recommended to replace the lubricating oil can solve the problem.

The computer boot is the host beeping sound that is the sound of the fan, the fan has not worked for a long time The lubricating oil of the bearing will solidify, when the studio has not played the role of lubrication because of the future softening, waiting for a period of time will fill the gap, it is recommended to replace the lubricating oil to solve the problem.

The fan is in the dust! Open the case and clean it, and then add some lube!

It may be that the temperature of the motherboard of the computer is too high, and the fan will increase the speed, and there is a problem with the power supply.

It's either the sound of an optical drive or a hard drive.

It may be that the accessories inside are not plugged in.

You can remove the CPU power supply and other fans for dust treatment, add some lubricating oil, and then tighten it, if you still need to find a professional to repair it!

Motherboard alarm! There is a compatibility issue with the hardware, or a problem with corruption. Specifically, you need to look at the type of BIOS of your motherboard to infer what kind of alarm the motherboard is reporting.

This is a memory error, reinsert the memory, see if it works, if it doesn't work, change it to see.

When the motherboard alarm sounds, it is generally a hardware problem with the computer.

The cooling fan is not working properly or is not installed correctly.

2.Improper memory installation.

3.The graphics card is not in good contact.

Your motherboard comes with an automatic alarm function, probably the CPU is overheating!

Does it make this sound when you turn it on, or does it make this sound after running it for a while?

And when making sounds, what are the symptoms of the computer?

Hard drives don't make this kind of dripping sound, do they?

Generally, it is a memory problem, unplug the memory module and use an eraser to erase both sides of the gold finger, and then press it firmly and try again.

In general, there are several possibilities for sound in the case: CPU fan, hard disk, power supply fan, graphics card fan (if configured). You open the lid of the case and double-check it, if it's the sound from the hard drive, it's more dangerous.

For the rest, you can add questions and I'll answer them for you!

Solve it yourself, don't need to repair it, and the other is that if it's the function of the alarm program, then how to turn off the alarm program, if it's a problem with the radiator (fan), then I should be suspicious, how to fix it, how to slow down the inspection? ps: I just dismantled the main Shen big machine and there are two fans on one side

The CPU is overheating. Workaround:

1 Clean the CPU fan and lubricate the fan.

2 Add thermally conductive silicone from the new.

In summer, the ambient temperature of the case is too high, if it continues like this, it may automatically shut down, if you can't cool down, turn on something less, don't let the CPU usage be too high...

It's summer! It's the computer's over-temperature alarm! Add oil to the fan behind the main unit!

CPU overheating alarm sound, check CPU fan! ~

It's over

Is it this sound ?

If the CPU temperature is too high, the default setting will alarm when the CPU temperature is high.

The memory module is loose, just replug it in!

This is the alarm tone emitted by a hardware detection error.

Check the CPU fan, Kenneng will not turn.

There is a problem with the hardware.

According to what you said, the biggest possibility is that the contact is poor, it has not been moved for two months, and it has gone through the transportation process when it is "brought back", and it is inevitable that there will be some loosening.

Open the case, unplug the cables in all parts and the ports on the board, and plug them in again. (Pull one out and plug one into one, don't pull it all out and figure out who should plug it in, hehe).

The graphics card is loose, disassemble and reinstall it to try again.