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8 Comments on What's with this Doorbell in my computer?
Hi Marte..... Do you have new friends that show up when those bells ring??? I have those days too....
Marte - wow, I have not heard this before, but I have found myself almost going to the door when a sound on TV sounded like my door bell.
1 Beep
A single beep from an AMI based BIOS means there has been a memory refresh timer error. The solution is often to replace the RAM in the computer.3 Beeps
Three beeps means there has been a base memory read/write test error. Replacing the RAM usually solves this AMI beep code.4 Beeps
Four beeps means that the motherboard timer is not working properly. A hardware failure with an expansion card or the motherboard itself could be the cause of this beep code.5 Beeps
Five beeps means there has been a processor error. A damaged expansion card, the CPU, or the motherboard could be prompting this AMI beep code.6 Beeps
Six beeps means that there has been an 8042 Gate A20 test error. This beep code is usually caused by an expansion card that has failed or the motherboard that is no longer working.7 Beeps
Seven beeps indicates a general exception error. This AMI beep code could be caused by an expansion card problem, a motherboard hardware issue, or a damaged CPU. Replacing the faulty hardware usually fixes the cause of this beep code.8 Beeps
Eight beeps means that there has been an error with the display memory. This beep code is usually caused by a faulty video card. Replacing the video card usually clears this up.Marte...
Oh wow, I never knew any of that until I read Erv's comment. Sounds like it's time for a full backup!
Barbara - Nope, no one shows up.
Barbara - If we had a doorbell, I might have done that.
Erv - Thank you. Now, if I only knew what you meant by what you said. I am SO non-techie - it's all like a foreign langauge.
Richard - Yes, I dropped Carbonite after I tried to install the backup onto this new computer and it didn't work. (Not even after an hour wiht their tech support person.) Now I need to go buy an external hard drive to back up on my own.
My Toshiba laptop has an ECO mode that has a bell when I am in it for different functions...that's why I don't use it in ECO
Not sure what it is...but I had a few times where FB was in the background and someone was "beeping" me for chat. I didn't recognize that's what it was until later.
Wallace - I don't even know what ECO is or means. Could I get there by accident?
Debbie - It wasn't Facebook - I haven't gone there in many days.