This document describes different types of beep codes emitted by computers and their associated hardware issues. A very short beep typically indicates a motherboard or BIOS problem. A long beep followed by three short beeps relates to graphics card configuration issues, while a short beep followed by three long beeps means a system memory problem. Specific patterns of long and short beeps correlate with errors in the CPU, video memory, ROM, graphics card, or system memory.

1. By: Nur Fadhilah & Nur
Fatihah
BEEP SOUND

2. Types Of Beep
Very short beep
 This problem is linked to your motherboard. It can also
mean that you are facing a problem with your system
memory (BIOS AWARD)
Short beep
 No problem.
Long beep followed by three sequential short beeps.
 This issue is linked to your graphics card configurations.
Short beep followed by three sequential long beeps
 You are facing a system memory problem.
Beep, pause, beep, pause, two sequential beeps
 This error is linked to your CPU.

3. Three beeps, pause, three beeps, pause, four beeps
 You have an issue with the video memory.
One long beep and nine short
 Problem with the ROM (Bios AWARD).
Three beeps, pause, four beeps, pause, beep
 This is linked to an error with your graphics card.
Four beeps, pause, three beeps, pause, beep
 You have a system memory problem.
Five short beeps
 You are facing a problem with your CPU.
Long constant beeps
 It's a system memory problem.

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