When the computer is turned on, there is a ticking sound inside???? Urgent

Hold your horses... Seeing what you're saying isn't so bad ...

Tick sound is the sound made when your hard disk reads and writes data, you close to the hard disk to listen to it to know that the hard disk is ringing... This sound has something to do with the quality of the hard drive... Hard disks will have this kind of sound.,Good hard disk sound is smaller.,Almost a little hard disk is louder.,It's not an important problem.,Don't worry about no impact on the system.,Just get used to it slowly.,My machine is similar to yours.。。。

I don't care about it after a long time...

And you can rest assured... There is no problem with the memory... If there is a problem with the memory, you can't turn it on.,Or it will often restart automatically after booting.。。。 That's the problem with memory...

Bear with it.,I can't stand it and change it to a hard drive.。。。

I see, don't you, as soon as the memory light comes on, it clicks?

Anyone's hard drive will ring, it's just the sound level!

You can change the hard drive!

If the memory is not plugged in, it will not enter the system at all. When you enter the system, the red light flashes and it will call, which basically has nothing to do with the memory. See if it's a problem with the operating system

It should be a problem with the memory module!!

You can reinsert the memory module to see if you can!

It's the warning sound of the motherboard, there is a problem with your computer, you turn off the stereo to listen, is it the sound made by the host, if so, it is recommended that you go to the repair shop to repair it.

Is it a memory alarm, or is it a matter of the graphics card, open the case, unplug the memory graphics card, and then clean the slot with a brush, and try to plug it back.

The computer just can't be turned on for half a day, and there are a lot of English letters.

Most of the memory modules are dirty, remove them and polish the metal parts with an eraser.

There is a problem with the hardware, so try to plug it in a few more times.

This hardware self-test has not been passed, and it is a hardware failure. Depending on the BIOS category, the meaning of the alarm sound is different, so first confirm the type of BIOS you have.

1. Award BIOS boot self-test alarm sound.

The instructions are as follows: 1 Short: The system starts normally and there is no problem with the machine.

2 Short: Regular error. Please go to BIOS Setup and reset the incorrect options.

1 long and 1 short: RAM or motherboard is wrong.

1 long and 2 short: The display or graphics card is wrong.

1 long and 3 short: The keyboard controller is wrong. Check the motherboard.

1 Long 9 Short: Motherboard Flash RAM or EPROM error, BIOS corruption.

Constant ringing (long sound): The memory module is not plugged in tightly or is damaged.

Non-stop ringing: The power supply, the monitor is not properly connected to the graphics card. Check all the plugs.

No sound and no display: There is a problem with the power supply.

2. AMI BIOS POST alarm sound.

The description is as follows: 1 Short: The memory refresh fails. Replace the memory module.

2 Short: The memory ECC verification error is incorrect. Please go to BIOS Setup and reset the memory to Disable, but the fundamental solution is to replace a memory.

3 Short: System base RAM (first 640KB) check failed. Change memory.

4 Short: The system clock is wrong.

5 Short: CPU error.

6 Short: Keyboard controller error.

7 short: The real mode of the system is wrong and cannot be switched to protection mode.

8 Short: A memory error is displayed. Just change the graphics card.

9 Short: ROM BIOS Verification and Error.

1 long and 3 short: memory error.

1 long and 8 short: A test error is displayed. The monitor cable is not plugged in properly or the graphics card is not plugged in properly.

3。Compatible with BIOS POST alarm sound.

The instructions are as follows: 1 Short: The system starts normally and there is no problem with the machine.

2. Short: The system power-on self-test (POST) failed.

1 Long: Power error, if there is no display, it is a graphics card error.

1 long and 1 short: The motherboard is wrong.

1 long and 2 short: The display card is incorrect.

1 Short 1 Short 1 Short: Power supply error.

3 long and 1 short: keyboard error.

I've had this problem too, so I've asked them Resolved, see for yourself, no.

There is a computer boot prompt, and a drop indicates that the boot is normal and the test is passed.

award bios

1. Short: The system starts up normally.

2 Short General Error, Please Go to CMOS Setup to Reset Incorrect Option 1 Long 1 Short Memory or Motherboard Error.

1 long 2 short display error (monitor or graphics card).

1 long and 3 short: The keyboard controller is wrong.

1 Long 9 Short Motherboard FlashRAM or EPROM Error (BIOS Corruption) Constant Ringing (Long Sound) Memory Insertion Is Unstable or Damaged.

It's a lot of garbage and dust, or something loose, if you shake him hard a few times and it doesn't work, open it and clean it or take a look!

If you don't press the keyboard, you can enter directly from the hard drive.

You just have this drive option, and the first one is the hard disk. The second is the network.

Select the first option to boot the hard disk.

Boot disk selection, the first one is OK to try.

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System self-test Dididi's sound is that there is a problem with the hardware, and the way of the sound is different, indicating that there is a problem with the corresponding piece.

Most of the abnormal noise of the computer is the sound caused by the cooling fan, the common one is the failure of the CPU or graphics card fan, open the case before turning on the power, press one of them by hand and then turn it on, if you press and hold which one does not have that abnormal sound, it is that fan is damaged. If the CPU fan is damaged, just replace it, and the fan is generally about 30 yuan. If the fan of the graphics card is damaged, it is not easy to find the same model fan, remove it and add some lubricating oil to the fan, pay attention to the oil does not leak onto the graphics card, so as not to burn the graphics card when the power is on.

There is also a sound caused by the damage of the hard disk, but this noise is generally accompanied by a failure to enter the system or a very slow failure. It's probably the sound of the fan blades scraping against the wires.

Fan bearings lack lubrication, which can make abnormal noises, rust, wear out bearings, and even damage the motor.

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It is not advisable to use ordinary engine oil and butter, which will volatilize quickly in summer and will have an unhealthy smell.

Hello! This is a hardware failure, you can judge the approximate fault according to the alarm sound, and if it can't be solved, send it to the after-sales service!

The sound should be the sound of the system starting, and the monitor will see if the switch is turned on. Whether the plug is loose and whether the power supply is plugged in.

Most of the computer startup alarms are memory problems, after cleaning the memory gold finger with an eraser, if you can't solve the problem, you can only replace the memory.

That's for sure, you see if the motherboard is faulty there. Or it's better to show it to the maintenance personnel.

First, disassemble the case, pull out the memory module, clean the slot and memory module with a brush, blow the inside of the case with a hair dryer, clean up the dust, plug in the memory, install the case, plug in the power supply and turn on the machine.

Loose memory modules can also have the following situations:

1. The machine fails to start normally, and is accompanied by a chassis alarm, and the sound is a continuous short "tick tick" sound, which is the code name in the BIOS indicating a memory failure or no memory detected. In this case, the only way to determine whether it is a memory failure or a failure of the memory-related part of the motherboard is a replacement method.

2. When installing Windows 2000 or XP, there is a blue screen, which can almost be directly judged as a memory failure.

3. Running Windows 2000 or XP often crashes or has a blue screen, note that although this situation is mostly caused by memory failure, there are other possibilities, such as power supply, heat dissipation and even viruses.

4. Frequent crashes when running programs or software with high memory relevance, such as 3D games, test programs, Photoshop, etc. In addition, the screen display is distorted, the system crashes after a short period of use, and the system crashes when running a large game, which can basically be concluded to be caused by memory failure.