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When I start my computer it turns on but nothing happens after that. Before I unplugged it it made a beep about every 5 seconds consitantly so I unplugged it and then restarted it and the monitor will not come on. I know it is the computer I just dont know why. Thanks for your time.

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I would suspect it's the Ram. Shut down the computer, open the case and check the ram, first reseat it/them and boot the system again. If you still hear the same sound, you better replace the ram. If there are multiple rams, try one after another everytime you boot the computer.

If it's not the Ram then must be the Bios or the Graphics card is bad.


Let me know if the problem persists after replacing the Ram/s.

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Do you have a video card in it, if so try taking it out and let me know whats going on

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It seems that you are experiencing a hardware problem. Machines do mess up sometimes. The problem that you have there is with the RAM. Try reseting the RAM in your computer.
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