my computer wont boot to bios. no beeps or anything.?

try removing the onboard battery and interconnect the CMOS reset pins on your mother board.

or> faulty processor.

those are talked approximately as Beep Codes and that they provide an errors message from the BIOS of the computer. they are in a position to be from many remarkable concerns. There must be a exhibit that comes up on a similar time as you first attempt to start the laptop, in black and white or possibly green and white. IF this exhibit is springing up in short, examine out the backside left corner of the exhibit and inspect to determine what the line there says. you should renowned what business enterprise made the BIOS on your laptop to translate the beeps good right into a message. you will ought to determine Phoenix, or AMI or Award or possibly another call. which you will circulate to the cyber web website of the BIOS maker and you are going to locate a record of what the codes recommend. some common computer manufacturers can even have the codes listed in the help area. The probably motive will possibly be possibly the main following. risky CMOS battery. undesirable, lacking or unfastened memory chips. risky, lacking or unfastened video board. undesirable, lacking, or incorrectly under pressure complicated rigidity. risky, or incorrectly under pressure keyboard. undesirable, or incorrectly under pressure mouse. The beep codes will inform you precisely what. As they're in a position to additionally consult from risky chips on the motherboard or a foul processor.

If you're lucky it might be the battery which powers the CMOS memory which needs replacing.

Otherwise I would guess that you have got a leaky capacitor on your motherboard, and the motherboard needs replacing.

I suppose another possibility is a virus which has scribbled all over the flash memory.

Put your food in the wrong direction. It will probably work out OK too.

Begsus D

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