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Blitz_Hunter 12-31-2003 09:38 PM

Graal goes Beep Beep
 
Well it has happened since I installed the last couple of versions of graal. When I log on a server after a couple of minutes, from inside the computer a little speaker goes off 'Beep Beep Beep' over and over until I restart. I figured maybe it was getting to hot and it was warning me. So, after fixing that problem with heat it still did it. I had enough of it and un-plugged the speaker. I know it was still wanting to beep but it couldnt cause if you look inside my computer case you can see a light attached to the speaker. Anyone know what is causing this? It only does it while I am playing graal. Im running on Windows XP Home Edition. AMD Athalon XP 2000+ :asleep:

marcoR 12-31-2003 09:42 PM

That's weird.. I've never heard of the problem, perhaps some other monkeys than myself could help more.

Thallen 01-01-2004 05:12 AM

If you hold down different patterns of keys, it beeps, as well.

CheeToS2 01-01-2004 05:44 AM

download the hardware monitor from your motherboard manufacturer or your chipset manufacturer if it has onboard sensors, then you can isolate the problem to the cpu/case/fans/voltage (depending on what your sensors can do)

Blitz_Hunter 01-02-2004 12:45 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by CheeToS2
download the hardware monitor from your motherboard manufacturer or your chipset manufacturer if it has onboard sensors, then you can isolate the problem to the cpu/case/fans/voltage (depending on what your sensors can do)
Heh, thanks. I forgot I had a CD with the hardware chipset driver on it. Seems to be working alright, for now atleast. :) Though still kinda curious why graal would make it do that. All well.

zell12 01-02-2004 06:42 AM

Because mabey your sound card is being used by another application?

Admins 01-02-2004 10:31 PM

Bad drivers for the sound card or gfx card can cause the problem. Sometimes they also get hot when used a lot (playing a lot of sounds at the same time or displaying light effects and such stuff). Installing good drivers and turning off the overclocking should fix it.


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