I know my monitors is working, power supply is in working condition, memory
is also working in some computer. but when boot to the original machine can't
hear any beep. but the memory is working in some other machine. Any idea
please ..do I need to change this memory? thanks a lot

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314503/EN-US/

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]

bin wrote:

> I know my monitors is working, power supply is in working condition, memory
> is also working in some computer. but when boot to the original machine can't
> hear any beep. but the memory is working in some other machine. Any idea
> please ..do I need to change this memory? thanks a lot
>

Sounds like your motherboard/cpu has gone west.. that's not a good thing,
btw..

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"bin" <bin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I know my monitors is working, power supply is in working condition, memory
> is also working in some computer. but when boot to the original machine
> can't
> hear any beep. but the memory is working in some other machine. Any idea
> please ..do I need to change this memory? thanks a lot
>

On 11/21/2005 6:10 PM On a whim, S.Sengupta pounded out on the keyboard

> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314503/EN-US/
>
> regards,
> S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]
>
> bin wrote:
>
>> I know my monitors is working, power supply is in working condition, memory
>> is also working in some computer. but when boot to the original machine can't
>> hear any beep. but the memory is working in some other machine. Any idea
>> please ..do I need to change this memory? thanks a lot
>>

I believe the OP stated there was no POST beep.

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On 11/21/2005 5:43 PM On a whim, bin pounded out on the keyboard

> I know my monitors is working, power supply is in working condition, memory
> is also working in some computer. but when boot to the original machine can't
> hear any beep. but the memory is working in some other machine. Any idea
> please ..do I need to change this memory? thanks a lot
>

Are you sure your PS is working? It could be "working" but not supplying
the needed wattage.

Usually if there isn't a POST beep, it's related to the MB/CPU.

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Hmm.No beep at all - seems motherboard is dead.

regards,
S.sengupta[MS-MVP]

Terry wrote:
> On 11/21/2005 6:10 PM On a whim, S.Sengupta pounded out on the keyboard
>
>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314503/EN-US/
>>
>> regards,
>> S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]
>>
>> bin wrote:
>>
>>> I know my monitors is working, power supply is in working condition,
>>> memory is also working in some computer. but when boot to the
>>> original machine can't hear any beep. but the memory is working in
>>> some other machine. Any idea please ..do I need to change this
>>> memory? thanks a lot
>>>
>
> I believe the OP stated there was no POST beep.
>

bin wrote:

> I know my monitors is working, power supply is in working condition,
> memory is also working in some computer. but when boot to the original
> machine can't hear any beep. but the memory is working in some other
> machine. Any idea
> please ..do I need to change this memory? thanks a lot

You have some hardware failure. This has nothing to do with the
operating system (XP) since the problem occurs before the operating
system is booted. If you know the memory works in another machine, then
you know some other component has failed. Unfortunately,
troubleshooting hardware basically means swapping out bits until you
determine which piece is causing the problem.

Swap out the video card. If you have the same problem with another video
card, it is probably your motherboard.

Malke
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