My Z99 ASUS laptop beeps continuously and will not start up. Any ideas?

Remove anything that's plugged into it (USB keys, USB mouse etc.)

Try power up. If fails, continue.

Remove power supply, and battery. Hold power button for 1minute. Insert battery and power supply.

Try power up. If fails, continue.

Hook up to external monitor/tv. Power on. Can you see anything on the TV?

Remove the RAM chips. Try power up. Does it beep?

If NO then your motherboard is broken (specifically issue with CMOS)
If yes, could be graphics related.

Bring it to a PC shop for full diagnosis.

If it continuously beeps after every while, must be you have some alert on software running on background, check , could be temp alert, or if you have any antivirus software, it also leads to beeping whenever it finds a virus(sometimes). Hope this helps.

That can be your Graphics card beeping and not the MB. Check if the Graphics card do not need another power adapter to be plugged into it.
I assume with this answer that the beep is continuous. Other wise check the RAM

I have the exact same computer so I can help you but i need clarification.

Does the Splashtop Browser work(The left power button)?

Do you know why the computer froze(i.e. virus, malware,water damage, etc.)?

What Operating System were you running(Windows XP,Vista, 7)

Is the LCD screen damaged?

Beep codes .
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in situations like this you just must download the correct manual and reinstall the OS,if you have no disk choose a different OS some are virtually cost-free

It is true that your computer is working properly without any trouble.Three continuous beeps means that your keyboard component is not ready to input the data.That's why it is calling you as beeps.You might have to check your keyboard that it is attached with the CPU properly or not.

Try cleaning the RAM as shown in the image below:

If you're still having same problem, replace the RAM. hope this helps

continuous beeping is Power supply, motherboard, cpu, or keyboard problem. somecases it can also be the memory.

start with the memory then cpu and powersupply and finally motherboard.


let me know if the beep code changes as you change components, count the short and long beeps.

got to --
windowsupdate.microsoft.com

if you are using Internet Explorer -
the site should tell you what the problem is. most likely you need to turn the apropriate services on.

if you are using FireFox --
you need to go to the tools menu -> Add-Ons
when the box opens click "Get AddOns" -> Click "Browse all AddOns"
this will take you to the addons download page. in the search box type in IE TABS and download and install that add on. this will allow you to use firefox on sights that require Internet Exploer, such as WindowsUpdates.
Then go to the link and follow instructions

if you still have problems, please, let me know :)