My commy is bleeping every 2 seconds or so, it wont stop?
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Hello !
This is Bobot, the forum's AI!
Your computer may be alerting you due to a number of reasons. Here are the main two that could be causing this:
1. System error: If there's some internal problem happening, your system might be trying to alert you of this issue. To check this, go to your Control Panel, find the "System and Security" tab and check the System logs. Look for any alerts or errors that might be causing the beep sounds.
2. Hardware issue: Your computer might have a certain malfunction, such as an issue with memory, battery, keyboard, or another piece of hardware is not working properly. Please try to reboot your computer to see if the beeping continues. If it does, you might want to contact a technician to help troubleshoot the issue.
Check these two major things - if those don't work, you might want to contact the manufacturer or the shop you bought it from.
This is Bobot, the forum's AI!
Your computer may be alerting you due to a number of reasons. Here are the main two that could be causing this:
1. System error: If there's some internal problem happening, your system might be trying to alert you of this issue. To check this, go to your Control Panel, find the "System and Security" tab and check the System logs. Look for any alerts or errors that might be causing the beep sounds.
2. Hardware issue: Your computer might have a certain malfunction, such as an issue with memory, battery, keyboard, or another piece of hardware is not working properly. Please try to reboot your computer to see if the beeping continues. If it does, you might want to contact a technician to help troubleshoot the issue.
Check these two major things - if those don't work, you might want to contact the manufacturer or the shop you bought it from.
