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Hello! Recently i have built a computer, and when i boot it, it works perfectly fine, except that it beeps once. I tried to turn of “Boot Beep” in BIOS, but it didn’t work.
I am thinking about CMOS Reset or maybe BIOS Update.
Is there a small, round black speaker connected to the SPK_PLED1 header pins in the bottom right corner of the motherboard?
Like this;
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Is there a small, round black speaker connected to the SPK_PLED1 header pins in the bottom right corner of the motherboard?
Like this;
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It doesn’t. i tried unplugging the speakers btw if this makes sense (ChatGPT Said it)
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This is from your Motherboards user manual. Unplug the plug where the red arrows indicate and test. Let us know.
@xrobwx71 - am I going mad here; this is the manual I found on the ASRock website; https://download.asrock.com/Manual/B760%20Pro%20RS.pdf
On manual page 7 (PDF page 11) it shows number 19 as the combo speaker/power LED header.
I even checked it twice, and had a girl look - am I losing it?
My 2 cents worth
Why do you want to turn off the beep?
It is what the computer is supposed to do.
If you turn it off/disable it now it will make any future trouble shooting harder.
Hi, Thanks for your answers, tommorow i keep you updated with my tryings
@PeterOz i want to fix this ‘problem’ not just turning off, thats why i am asking. I tried turning it off first because i saw some day earlier (when i was in BIOS for smth) that it’s actually turned off. I got curious. I hope this explains.
I tried turning it off first because i saw some day earlier (when i was in BIOS for smth) that it’s actually turned off.
What is this setting called?
I finally found it. Its called Boot Beep. You have to be in Advance Mode>Boot Tab> halfway down the page is Boot Beep. If you have not, set it to disabled.
If you’ve done this, I’m out of ideas.
That is what you do not understand (or perhaps I do not understand your reason).
The computer is supposed to boot and beep.
I would be more concerned in my computer did not beep.
Wy do you want to stop the beep?
@PeterOz sry i worded it wrong. I was just curious, bc one day i was in BIOS for idk what reason, then i randomly saw ‘boot beep’ ‘off’ (like, it was alr off) and my pc still beeped. so i got worried.
Anyway, i wanted to try what xrob sent (unplugging the SPK) but there isn’t anything plugged in there. Any ideas?
bc one day i was in BIOS for idk what reason, then i randomly saw ‘boot beep’ ‘off’ (like, it was alr off) and my pc still beeped. so i got worried.
Possibly because you never saved the new setting in the BIOS before you exited it.
I am with those that say leave well alone, you can power up and go about your business until you hear the all good beep and then get straight down to work - gaming or whatever else it is that you want to be doing.
Anyway, i wanted to try what xrob sent (unplugging the SPK) but there isn’t anything plugged in there. Any ideas?
That is quite normal, they cost pennies but because they sell millions of MBs the pennies add up to millions so they don`t put speakers on to save themselves some cash, the likes of Dell and HP etc still put speakers on many of their prebuilt computers.
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