P5KPL-AM speaker beep

Requires tweaking your PC a bit. Don't know if it will work on your hardware but this guide should get you through it.http://lifehacker.com/348653/install-os-x-on-your-hackintosh-pc-no-hacking-required

Hi, you can download the sound driver here:

http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P5KPL-AM SE&p=1&s=22

Please select your windows version.
Select Audio and choose the driver and click on global for download.
Unzip the file before installation.

Use the green outlet for the speakers
and make sure the volumen is not set down low
or turned off.

Hi, here you can download a manual and drivers:

http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P5KPL-AM SE&p=1&s=22

Please select your operating system.
Then select manual and choose global for download.
The file have to be unziped before installation

Go onto your Mobo and disconnect the connector that usually says something like CHA_DET or CHA_INT. Look in your manual for the plug. That should solve your problem. If not, check to make sure everything on your case is screwed on so that the detector's circuit is complete. A separated piece, like a loose panel might be causing the problem.

You have maybe connected one of the fans to a wrong connector.
The chassic intruder is a switch so the admin
can see the case have been opened in the BIOS.
You have nothing to use that for as a private user.( if you are that )

Hope this will help you

Hi,
If you are sure to have installed the right drivers coming from your motherboard manufacturer, then the problem is not the drivers but the registry permission of your Operating System.
Download this file and save it to your C:\
Run it and wait for it to complete, it should fix the registry permission of your OS then test your sound again. Or if the sound is still flagged as not installed, install the updated drivers.
You can find the drivers here: driver link

This is Asus's site for downloads, they don't really show a Windows 7 download but, in most cases, the Vista is the closest and mat or may not work:
http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P5KPL-AM%20SE&p=1&s=22&os=29&hashedid=7lA7ukHVu9DpMqHh
I will also provide Realteks site, however, it's not working foe me right now, you may want to try later;
http://218.210.127.131/
If you haven't done so already, click on "start", then "control panel". In your list(icons), find and right click on "device manager", open and click on continue. Click on the box,on left, next to "sound, audio and game controllers". You should see your device(s). Right click on each, one at a time, and in the list, you should see "disable", if you see "enable" click on that. Right click on the device, then on properties, you sj=hould see "this device is working properly". Click on the "driver" tab, then on update driver. Click on
automatically search for update...". Exit when finished. You should have a speaker icon in your taskbar, lower right of screen. Right click on that and then click on "open sound mixer", and adjust your sound. You may have to experiment with eneabling and disabling your different devices, if you have more than one.

Hi
Check the BIOS settings . Perhaps embedded audio is disabled
Check in Device Manager correct driver installation
Check correct auto-detection connection speakers. May need to manually adjust

Sounds like your on board graphics has went bad. since you have a PCI-e expansion slot your can buy a PCI-e graphics card to fix the problem.

try to make an adjustment on your bios i think usb is disable try to enable it and sure all your usb will work.

This is RAM problem, your RAM is not working well. please replace RAMs then check it will work fine..

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it may look fine, but i think there is some trouble with the installation of motherboard on the new case take a review on it.

it happened to me before.I just reinstall it to the new nase and chechk for any lose connection or any busted chips. in that case try some new motherboard