How does my computer make a ticking sound, what s going on?

Is it okay if I only pay the courier fee? Oh hehe, give it away!!

The main building card driver is not installed or lost.

The steps to install the sound card are as follows: [ALT+F4 patent, copy is shameful for human content].

Because now more and more are integrated sound cards (the sound card chip is integrated on the motherboard), and the motherboard 965 chip is more and more mainstream, so now the general sound card chip is HD audio chip.

Precautions for the installation of HD Audio chip sound card: [ALT+F4 patent, copy is shameful].

2) If the landlord does not know the model of the sound card, you can use the everest software to view.

3) You must install the patch first, it is recommended to install the XP SP3 upgrade package first, or install the sound card, the system will prompt "HD Audio bus driver required".

4) After installing the correct driver, you can double-click the small speaker in the system bar (lower right corner of the desktop) to adjust the volume according to your needs.

5) If you need to adjust the sound effect, etc., then adjust it in the "Control Panel" Audio Control Panel option bar!

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This is because the memory module is dusty, and it is recommended that users wipe the memory module.

The computer tick is a computer self-test alarm, and it can generally be determined which part of the computer is faulty according to the length and interval of the sound.

To see if the user's host is connected to the power supply is grounded, if the host is not grounded, there is a power supply on the host, it is easy to generate static electricity, the solution is to change a grounded power supply, try, to see if it can be turned on. If it still can't solve the problem, then it may be that the power supply of the host is broken, and it must be replaced with a power supply.

The main unit refers to the main part of the computer other than the input and output equipment. It is also used to place the mainframe of the main board and other major components. This typically includes the CPU, memory, motherboard, hard drive, optical drive, power supply, chassis, cooling system, and other input/output controllers and interfaces.

In network technology, it is about the terminal equipment that sends and receives information.

The drip is the sound of the motherboard buzzer. Double-check your computer system for any problems with the cooling system! It is very likely that the motherboard is alerting a device to a high temperature!

Two short beeps: The CMOS is set incorrectly. \x0d\x0a2.

One long and one short: Memory or motherboard error. \x0d\x0a3.

One long and two short: The monitor or graphics card is wrong. \x0d\x0a4.

One long and three short: The keyboard controller is wrong. \x0d\x0a5.

One long and nine short: The motherboard flash memory is wrong. \x0d\x0a6.

Constant ringing: The memory is not plugged in properly or the chip is damaged. \x0d\x0a7.

Short ring: Power failure. \x0d\x0a8.

Ringing: The monitor is not connected to the graphics card. \x0d\x0aami：

x0d\x0a1.A short sound: Memory refresh failed.

x0d\x0a2.Two short beeps: Memory verification error.

x0d\x0a3.Three short beeps: The system basic memory self-test fails.

x0d\x0a4.Four short beeps: The system clock is wrong.

x0d\x0a5.Five short beeps: CPU error.

x0d\x0a6.Six short sounds: Keyboard error.

x0d\x0a7.Seven short sounds: The real mode of the system is incorrect.

Cannot enter protected mode. \x0d\x0a8.Eight short sounds:

Memory error. \x0d\x0a9.Nine short sounds:

Motherboard flash error. \x0d\x0a10.One long and three short:

Memory error. \x0d\x0a11.One long and eight short:

Poor contact with the monitor data cable or graphics card.

Computer Didi Sound:

1. Two short beeps: CMOS is set incorrectly.

2. One long and one short: the memory or motherboard is wrong.

3. One long and two short: the display or graphics card is wrong.

4. The finger cover is one long and three short: the keyboard controller is wrong and noisy.

5. One long and nine short: the motherboard flash memory is wrong.

6. Constant ringing: the memory is not plugged in or the chip is damaged.

7. Non-stop short ring: power failure.

8. Non-stopping: The monitor is not connected to the graphics card.

ami: 1. A short sound: The memory refresh failed.

2. Two short sounds: memory verification error.

3. Three short sounds: The system basic memory self-test fails.

4. Four short rings: The system clock is wrong.

5. Five short sounds: CPU error.

6. Six short sounds: keyboard error.

7. Seven short sounds: The real mode of the system is wrong and cannot enter the protection mode.

8. Eight short sounds: video memory error.

9. Nine short sounds: The motherboard flash memory is wrong.

10. One long and three short: memory error.

11. One long and eight short: the display data cable or graphics card is not in good contact.

Take Lenovo G40-70, Win10 system as an example, the solution of the computer startup alarm five beeps Dididi:

1. Turn off the computer first, open the computer case, find the memory module and clean it.

2. You can use the eraser to wipe the gold finger of the memory module, and after wiping, insert the memory module back into the memory card slot of the motherboard.

3. Finally, turn on the power supply, restart the computer, if you can enter the operating system normally, it means that the fault has been removed.

This method works with most models of computers under the Lenovo brand.

If the computer beeps for a short sound, it may be that the memory refresh has failed, and the memory is seriously damaged and the memory needs to be replaced.

If the computer beeps twice, it may be a memory parity error, you can go to the CMOS settings, turn off the memory parity parity option, and set it to disabled.

If the computer beeps three short sounds, the basic memory check of the system fails, and the memory needs to be replaced.

The computer rings four short sounds, the system clock is wrong, and the motherboard needs to be repaired or replaced.

The reason for the five beeps of the computer start-up alarm may be that there is a problem with the processor (CPU).