when i on my computer it give me a twice beeb sound then it doesn't display any thing on the screen ? help me
601324
sounds like you have a system failure it could be anything from your prossor over heating to your monitor to your video card what you need to do is put your computer pieces on your other computer and narrow it down try your monitor first and so on
925878
After checking the plug on the back of your pc and making sure the speakers are connected properly do the following:\n\nRight click "my computer" click properties, go to the hardware tab and click "device manager"\n\nUnder the heading "sound, video, and game controllers" do you see any yellow bangs or errors?  If you don't then your sound device is fine and you should check your sound settings in the control panel.  Something may be muted or turned too low.\n\nIf there are errors then it means the sound driver is corrupted or needs to be replaced.  You need an updated driver.  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your pc or motherboard and look in support for a sound driver.  Sound drivers usually come in an installable package that makes it easy to install.\n\nIf you still have problems you could have a damaged and corrupted file, sound card, or some type of incompatibility issue.  At that point post another question with more details about your machine and we'll see if we can help you some more. :)
1180745
you may have installed it twice. go to add/remove programs and delete one. If there is only one, maybe delete it anyway and try reinstalling it again.
712229
I just had the same thing happen to me. It was a defective hard drive on my computer causing the issue.....I took it to the Geek Squad for repair....It wasn't an old computer either, 3 months old....Hope this helps!!\n\nGL;)
116804
Well what I would do, is it really doesnt sound like a software problem, but go ahead and run a virus/spy/adware scan on it, and see if anything comes up, I'd try and give a better descripton of the problem also, what kind of noises do you hear, does the laptop get hot? Personally my thought is that if the entire laptop seems to me slowing down (meaning that its not just whats on your display screen) than it could be a overheating problem. If you are concered about it, I would either provide more information, have a tech look at it (and use diagnostic tools (most likey software based), or call the service center of your laptop manufacture.
999663
Your laptop loves you, my friend.  It's little electronic heart beeps for you every time you come near.  Please don't turn it away heartlessly.  Even computers need love!
706150
Could be alot of things. Does the computer POST, what are the beep codes, do you get a splash screen for windows? Need to include more info.
218069
Yes, try swapping the monitors out.  The one producing the loud ringing noise makes me think that the CRT in your monitor has died.  The 50,000 volt capicator gives out and sometimes produces that noise.  It may be time to buy a new one.  But like the other fellow said, looks at the pins.  Try another monitor on your computer and see if it works--if it does not, it is your video card.
35289
check your windows display drivers and try reinstalling them\nand check again.
793067
does your computer beep when you click on the hyperlink?\nif so then it could be that a pop up blocker is stopping you from opening a new page the simple way to stop this is to press ctrl while you click on the hyperlink
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First, do you mean that it's beeping over and over or is it giving you a constant tone?  If it's a constant tone, see the last response about the power supply.  If it's beeping over and over, read on.\n\nIs this beep happening during POST or after the OS has loaded (or both).  If it's happening while BIOS is loading, it is most likely not related to your OS.  Replacing your CMOS battery may resolve the problem, but will be most effective if you unplug your system and then change the battery, as this will reset CMOS.  After doing this, you may need to change some BIOS settings.\n\nHow old is your system?  If it is fairly new, and from a known manufacture (HP, Dell...), there may be a FlashBIOS update for your system.  \n\nAre you getting any warning messages during POST?  The beeps are often due to simple keyboard or mouse errors.  You could try switching out your input devices, to see if your BIOS does not like them.  You might edit BIOS to disable the quick POST.  This will allow you to see exactly what is happening during your boot, and may show you some error. \n\nYou say the sound continues after you remove the speaker?  From where is the sound coming after the speaker is removed?  Perhaps your system requires exorcism.
638123
Yes, it's probably broken. Try hitting your monitor & see if that helps. If you turn off your monitor & the sound stops, you'll need to get a new monitor.
857167
There are several problems which cause no display on monitor. \nMight be due to bad SMPS power supply... Check the back fan is working or not...?? if yes there might be problem with ur Mother board. u can check with the beep sound when starting PC...\ncheck the RAM & Processor....
739030
if your talking about "display" on monitor???\nyou may have a problem with your video card.\nPS...a bit more detail would be helpfull, "what sort of display problem"?
532081
it sounds like a row of dead pixels. \nthese are very hard to fix and usally mean getting a new screen, since it would proberly cost less to get a new screen.
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The beeping sounds are errors. Depending on the number of beeps that means different things. Usually when you get one when you are shutting down it is because of a driver issue that is not resolving it self before the computer shuts down and it is trying to warn you of the issue.\n\nI would check your device manager and make sure everything is working and up to date.
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Do you have installed your display adapter well?\nDid you have the driver for it?\nalso check your audio driver...