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If it does not detect an optional sound card or the integrated sound in the motherboard, it will beep rather than play the "Windows shut down" music. This is a normal operation and nothing to fret.
Sounds like a problem of non-detection by the system. If the drive is missing from My Computer then it definitely is a non-detection issue. Try using this file (it's an exe when unzipped) and only required double-clicking.
Usually when you hear long beeps coming from your computer it telling you that there is hardware loose . You may have knocked something loose. Check cd roms , ports and cards , memory to make sure they are fitted in correctly . good luck
That beep could mean alot of things, but probably a VIDEO CARD or RAM has become unseated.
If you feel comfortable with this, UNPLUG THE COMPUTER take off the case, remove and reinsert the ram chips, and the cards. You might need a screwdriver or two, and a LIGHT. The ram tabs are small.
did you check your processor fan? . i had a computer in which th eprocessor fan was jammed and was not working and it was beeping. i fixed the processor fan and the beep was gone
There is a beep system in all PC's One quick been means the computer is OK when starting. one long continuous beep is defined as : ' Power Supply or System Board / Keyboard stuck '
Note: Alternately it could be a Memory module However it's more likely that it's the above
If you check those two things, you are likely to find the culprit. If not, you need to post your BIOS and
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