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Old 10-15-09   #1 (permalink)
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Ok, before I begin here are the specs of the laptop in question

Toshiba satellite a110-247
Centrino 1.8Ghz
1GB ram
60/80GB hard drive.
Windows XP

ok, now the laptop was working fine yesterday. Now i tried to switch it on. This it what happens

The power light turns on and is blue, the fans and all spin and boot up. But the screen remains blank. Within 2 seconds of booting it makes a series of beeps. This is how it goes.

"Beep, beep beep". A second pause. "Beep, beep, beep". Another second goes. "Beep".

After the final single beep the fan below the laptop stops spinning but the power light remains blue. Still nothing on the screen.

I've taken the battery out and put it back in after the minute, no luck.

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Normally the tripple beep relates to it being a RAM error.

Try swapping sticks around and see if that helps.

IE: Take one out, and try to run, then take the other out and put the first one you took out back in.

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Normally the tripple beep relates to it being a RAM error.

Try swapping sticks around and see if that helps.

IE: Take one out, and try to run, then take the other out and put the first one you took out back in.
yep, ram problem, too both 512mb sticks out and put in a spare 1GB i was selling from my other lappy. Just need to find out if one or both sticks are dead.

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No problem man.

good luck.

Trust me, back in the DDR1 days I heard that noise alot.

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Gigabyte 790FXT-UD5 (NB @ 2.7Ghz)
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2x2GB DDR3 1600mhz Cas 7 1.75v
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HD2600 Pro
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2 x 500GB F3 (PERC5/i RAID0)
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Asus Xonar D2X
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Seasonic X-Series 650watt
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Custom Wood/Acrylic Bench (5x140mm Yate loon Med)
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