The computer starts up but after 10 seconds it beeps what does it mean?

Question

Electronics

In general, the computer does not want to start up, I decided to check the motherboard for a long time, that is, I pulled out everything that is, that is, a hard drive, RAM, a video card, having launched it, it started initially normally, not food, but after waiting another 10 seconds, it began to squeak, I don’t know what’s the matter :(. Tell me already for a long time I'm tormented by what's wrong. + The processor heats up.

Answer 1

Write down the order and duration of the beeps, google what they mean. Try to run with one memory stick and without an external video card, i.e. on the minimum configuration of iron. How to start - gradually add pieces of iron until a dead man is revealed.
It can squeak on anything, up to an unconnected keyboard.

Answer 2

Perhaps you did not fully insert the RAM, or damaged it, try pulling it out and reinserting it, this may be one of the reasons. I had this myself, the above steps helped

Answer 3

The speaker beeps. Listen to the number and duration of peeps, look at the transcript in the table on this or another page on the net. If there is a match on the squeak, then it is worth starting from the decoding of the signal. In general, it can squeak for dozens of different reasons. Listen for signals.
The processor heats up due to overheating - logic) You need to look to see if there is thermal paste and whether the heatsink is pressed tightly against the processor.

Answer 4

If the system was started with a legacy BIOS, then from a bootable flash drive on the command line:
Fix the MBR entry and the entries in the BCD bootloader:
bootrec.exe /FixMbr
bootrec.exe /FixBoot
bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd
If uefi, then read
the Disk is it visible in the BIOS?