Why does my computer make a beeping noise when I open internet explorer or Modzilla? It started happenning yes
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you need to reinstall your sound system.\n\nusally it soundmax or something. Its on your Dell Accessories disc (if you have a dell).\n\nthe bleep is is the only sound a computer knows how to make.
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The computer performs a basic check on its systems, and beeps once if the test is successful.  If it fails this test, it will either not beep, or beep multiple times.  Counting the beeps can tell you what the problem is (if you have the manual).
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Depends on the number of beeps.\n\nCould be a memory malfunction, video card damaged, cpu or hard drive death.
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Beep Beep Beep, Error Error Error: Division By 0. Restarting... Fatal Error: Unable to Shutdown, Forcing Turn Off. Error: Backup System is unable to recover division by 0. Error: Error Found. Fatal Error: Main System is lo$o&ping in$f%%$itely. Error: Ca$nn#$ot tur#%n ma#%t%#hem%atical m#$in%d off. Beep Beep Beep. WARNING: Au#$tom#$at%ic Ex#$pl$osion S^y#stem is S^$#tarte#d...\n\nthat's what happen when everyone is mathematical minded
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The 4 beeps mean that the memory modules can't be accessed. \n\nEither the memory sticks have come unplugged (from bumping the laptop against something) or they have gone bad. \n\nIn either case, the laptop case has to be opened to examine the memory. Computer shop is your best bet.
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It is possible that there is some noisy phone lines involved however, my first troubleshooting steps would be to make sure the system is completely clear of Malware/spyware and then rebuild the tcp/ip stack.\n\nSounds difficult. But I have the easy way. See the end of post.\n\nOther than that you need to ask your ISP what sort of idle time limits they have set. Three minutes sounds very very low which leads me to beleive that perhaps it is not an idle time out from your isp. Try this.Open My Computer. Then double click on Control Panel. Then Double click on Internet Options. Click on the Connections tab, then click on ISP connetion once, to highlight it. Click Settings. Then click on Advanced. Then uncheck the checkmark were it says: "Disconnect if idle for X minutes". That should do it.\n\nTo remove spyware/malware. Go to www.safer-networking.org and download Spybot Search And Destroy. INstall and run it.\n\nGo to Lavasoft.com download their free utility "Adaware" and run it.\n\nRebuild your tcp stack.\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/winsockxpfix.html Download and run this utility. Reboot our computer.
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try not to make so many annoying sounds... laptops are lke babies they wake up with anything they hear ^.^.... maybe it got tired of sleeping ?\n\nperhaps ur mouse is way to sensitive and it feels ur foot steps ?.
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that means your internet security isn't allowing active x to be installed or run. most likely they were changed to "custom" to reflect this, which happens alot especially if you have gotten pop-ups. i'm guessing this is a work computer?
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it could be the fan is dirty or the heatsink is dirty, try blowing those out and turning on the temperature again.  It could also be beeping because of a different problem.  RAM issues make beeping sounds.  With the temperature off, it could easily ruin your cpu.  I would fix it asap.  If it is a laptop, some laptops have issues with this problem.  If it is a laptop I would call the manufacturer and get it fixed by them if it is under warranty, otherwise, it could be expensive.
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might be some sort of virus.\n(If u download something, then also it restarts)\n\nTry scan your computer with good antivirus program.\nNorton / McAfee / SpyBot\n\nGoodLuck
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check for viruses (specially when your system booting after connect to internet ) \ncheck power voltage \ncheck  cpu fan \nreinstall win xp \nif cpu fan is good
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Sounds like it is the Ram. Take it out and re-seat it. If it stillbeeps take it out completely and see if the beeps are the same. If they are just go buy a new RAM stick. If that doesn't solve the problem it is time for a computer professional
859988
that happened to me too....I thought something was wrong with my computer...I guess it got fixed :)
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i used to get buzzing noises... they were either from my old 256MB graphics card (2 years old)...or it was my CPU fan... I used to lubricate the fans to shut it up...had to do that every month...
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Yes it sounds like a hardware problem, if not then it could be some sort of virus or bug.  I would do a virus check and a hardware check.  Like run a diagnostic test on your computer to make sure all the hardware is running properly.
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Sounds like its infected with a virus or spyware, I was once in this situation before here's a link that leads you to x cleaner, this online program cleans and tune up your computer  \n\n\nhttp://www.spywareguide.com/onlinescan.php
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I don't know but the same thing is happening to my computer. So I'm going to stay posted on your question to see if anything helps.