MSI A75MA-P35 with AMD Athlon II Beeps multiple times

[DENNI$SON]

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I am having a desktop at my home with the below given config:

• CPU - AMD ATHLON II X4 631 AD631XWNGXBOX
• Mobo: MSI A75MA-P35
• PSU - ADVANCE 5100S - 480W
• VGA - ONBOARD Graphics
• RAM—( 4 Gb, pc3 - 12800 1600mhz, CL9 - 1.5V) AE34G1609U2

My problem is that whenever I turn ON my computer it starts beeping several times. Some times 2 beeps, sometimes 5 beeps, and so one. What are those beeps about ? Please reply as soon as possible.

[Namchan]

There are several types of beep codes for computers, and they all indicates various stuffs. Probably we dont get about the system is indicating with those beeps but technical guys do know about that. But anyways, let me explain you the same:

• If it is beep shortly only once it indicates DRAm refresh failure.
• If it is beeping shotly twice, it indicates parity circuit failure.
• If it is beeping 3 times shortly it indicates base 64k RAM failure.
• If it is beeping 4 times shortly it indicates system timer failure.
• If it is beeping 5 times shortly it indicates process failure.
• If it is beeping 6 times shortly it indicates problem in keyboard.
• If it is beeping 7 times shortly it indicates Virtual mode exception error.
• If it is beeping 8 times shortly it indicates display memory read and write test failure.
• If it is beeping 9 times shortly it indicates ROM Bios check sum failure.
• If it is beeping 10 times shortly it indicates CMOS shut down read and write error.
• If it is beeping 11 times shortly it indicates cache memory error.
• If it’s beeping 1 long and 2 short it indicates memory failure.
• If it is beeping 1 long and 8 shorts it indicates display or retraced test fail.

[Orlando]

The same problem I had with my computer, but now my problem is solved with some simple troubleshooting. If you want you can fix the same as well. Just remove your RAM and clean it with rubber and replace it as it is. Check your on board power connections and if it is loose then try to attach them tightly. Remove your cpu fan and clean it . Check your ASMPS is working properly.