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Beep Codes on a Dell Desktop PC This article is a guide to the various diagnostics Beep Codes used by the various Dell Desktop PCs. Table of Contents: Introduction to Beep Codes Dell Desktop Systems 1. Introduction to Beep Codes Dell has a long tradition of building diagnostic indicators into our dell optiplex beep codes 1-3-2 systems. These indicators can be really useful in helping to diagnose and resolve any
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issues your PC might experience whilst starting up. I've given a guide to the various codes for each family of desktop below.
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If the display cannot show any errors your computer might emit a series of beeps during start-up. 3 means 3-3-3-3...That is 3 beeps and 3 beeps and ...: Endless looping until user presses the power button
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to shut down the system. The delay between each beep is 300ms. The delay between each set of beeps is 3 sec, and the beep sound lasts 300ms. After each beep and each set of beeps, the BIOS should detect if the user presses the power button, if so, BIOS will jump out from looping and execute the normal shutdown process and power system. Note: If your system also has diagnostic indicator dell optiplex gx280 beep codes LEDs, you will want to go to the support site to get the appropriate guide for your model. Note: If your system is giving a code that isn't listed on this guide, then please contact your local support to investigate this unknown code further. If your system is giving a listed code then please use the fault descriptions below to narrow your possible No Post troubleshooting. The No Post guide below will be useful in troubleshooting your issue further. No POST, No Power, No Video on a Dell Desktop Computer. Alternatively you can Contact Us here. Back to Top 2. Dell Desktop Systems Inspiron XPS Vostro OptiPlex Precision Back Inspiron Desktops Beep/LED Codes. Power LED Blinking/Beep Code LED/Beep Code Fault Description Fault(s) Suggested Action 1 Motherboard: BIOS ROM Failure Motherboard, covers BIOS corruption or ROM error Run the Dell Diagnostics 2 Memory No Memory (RAM) detected Troubleshoot the Memory 3 Motherboard: Chipset Chipset Error (North and South bridge error Time-Of-Day Clock test failure Gate A20 failure Super I/O chip failure Keyboard controller failure Run the Dell Diagnostics 4 Memory Memory (RAM) Failure Troubleshoot the Memory 5 Real Time Clock Power Failure CMOS battery failure Run the Dell Diagnostics 6 Video BIOS Video card/chip failure Run the Dell Diagnostics 7 Central Processing Unit (CPU) Central Proces
reference guide to the OptiPlex Diagnostic Indicators Dell OptiPlex systems have a long history of built in diagnostic indicators. These can be audible beeps, power buttons that display different states and colours, specific diagnostics LEDs or a combination of them all, in order to indicate at which point during the Power On Self Test (POST) a system dell optiplex gx260 beep codes is having issues. The following article is a reference guide to the codes available on dell optiplex gx240 beep codes each model and what those codes actually mean. These change through the various models and years. These indicators are merely a starting point to dell optiplex gx620 beep codes narrow down any troubleshooting you will carry out to identify the cause of your current issue. You can use this as a starting point to narrow down the proper troubleshooting guide you will need or you can contact http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN293445 technical support for further help and they will be looking for these indicators as well. Table of Contents: Diagnostic LEDs for the OptiPlex series (Prior to 2005) Diagnostic LEDs for the OptiPlex Series (2005 to 2009) Diagnostic LEDs for the OptiPlex series (2009 to 2012) Diagnostic LEDs for the OptiPlex series (2012 to Present) OptiPlex Audible Beep Codes Note: For all the tables below, please remember that the diagnostic LEDs only serve as an indicator of the progress http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/SLN284978/en through the POST process. These LEDs do not indicate the problem that caused the POST routine to stop. Note: Please be aware that if your system completes POST without stopping on a particular error code and then gives a black screen, the most likely reason is that you are experiencing a No Boot issue and not a No POST issue at all. Back to Top 1. Diagnostic LEDs for the OptiPlex series (Prior to 2005) This series of systems had a block of A, B, C, D LEDs on the back of the chassis that lit up in Green and Amber. I've included a table below with what these indicated. These models were readily identifiable by the rounded fronts and clamshell assembly. Note : Please click on the title of the section you want to open below, in order to see the contents. Show all | Hide all Diagnostic LEDs CPU configuration activity or failure; CPU Cache failure LED Pattern State Name State Description Suggested Resolution No Pattern Visible Off System POST complete - LED time-out has occurred If the LEDs came on and then went off, look at troubleshooting the display and the operating system. If the LEDs never came on at any point then look into a power issue. ABCD RCM BIOS checksum failure - Recovery mode Reset the BIOS and clear the NVRAM If this occurred after windows
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