Beep Code alternate note

SOURCE: ABIT IP35V, LONG and Continues Beep when There is a Geforce GT8800 video card installed.

Beep by motherboard are due to hardware problems. It's either the hardware is problem or it's not properly connected. Try check your RAM or graphic card weather it is fix properly. And also try to check your jumper connector. Sometimes one of the jumper connector may be damage and create the beep sound.

Josh Whitehead

• 1148 Answers
• Posted on May 15, 2009

SOURCE: abit guru sr7-8x making 8 short beep sounds on

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SOURCE: Abit beep code error and LED code of 87

Hi had similar problem today, 1 long 4 short beeps - so not exactly the same.

I ended up resetting the CMOS - and this fixed my problem.

Hope that helps!

SOURCE: abit av8 bios post codes 8.3 - 8.6 - 9.C

I still did not find beep code that match your problem..

Anyways here are the common beep codes for your motherboard.. it might help you too.
1. No beep - no reaction, the mother board is dead, power supply problem, processor and or ram problem.
2. 1beep - board is working fine.
3. One long beep then it shuts down - cpu problem, your processor is not working or missing.
4. 1short beep - system boots normally
5. 2short beeps - CMOS setting error.
6. 1long 1short beep - dram error
7. 1long 2 short beep - video card or monitor not connected
8. 1long 3 short beep - keyboard error.
9. 1long 9short beep - ROM error
10. Long beep - memory card is missing or not connected
11. Short beep - power supply error
12 Four beeps - there is no fan detected on Fan1 or Fan2 header. make sure to attach or reset CMOS bios to factory setting.


Hope this gave you an idea of your problem..

Much appreciated if you rate this help..thanks..

SOURCE: wont boot up abit ag8 error code f.o tried

F.O. code points to button reset? This one is beyond me, suggest you see if the reset button is sticking on and causing it not to boot ( try bypassing this and the power switch and fabricate a switch to power the board on)