Re: Continuous Beep
 

just mute the 'PC speaker' in your volume settings
" caveat lector" <pentalpha1@aol.comNoSpAm> wrote in message
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> >From: mcp6453 mcp9559@bellsouth.net
> >Newsgroups: alt.computer
> >Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2003 13:59:38 -0400
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> >
> >
> >I have a machine that, after it sits a while, emits a continuous beep.
> >The only way to stop it is to reboot. Strangely enough, it operates
> >correctly while it is beeping.
> >
> >I checked the BIOS, and fan and temperature are not problems.
> >
> >It's an ASUS P5A motherboard.
>
> http://www.asus.com/support/support.aspx
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Re: Continuous Beep
 

"Abaddon" <ofabaddon@covad.net> wrote in message...
> just mute the 'PC speaker' in your volume settings

I don't know about anyone else, but the software control for the pc speaker
has never worked for me. That's why I drilled a hole in the front of my
case, and attached a switch to physically disconnect the speaker.

About the beeping noise though, have you contacted ASUS yet? It could be a
hardware fault, with heat possibly being a factor. (Taking wild guesses
here). Maybe dust, or it could just be software playing up. I have no idea.

Re: Continuous Beep
 

I agree with andrew check you alarm warning for temp in the bios and set it
a little more up i think the default is set to low


"Andrew Howard" <andtfoot@hotpop.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Abaddon" <ofabaddon@covad.net> wrote in message...
> > just mute the 'PC speaker' in your volume settings
>
> I don't know about anyone else, but the software control for the pc
speaker
> has never worked for me. That's why I drilled a hole in the front of my
> case, and attached a switch to physically disconnect the speaker.
>
> About the beeping noise though, have you contacted ASUS yet? It could be a
> hardware fault, with heat possibly being a factor. (Taking wild guesses
> here). Maybe dust, or it could just be software playing up. I have no
idea.
>
>