Hi all I'm having a big problem here My computer is a Fujitsu Siemens Scaleo P And i have it for about 2 years now Its working great didnt have much problems with it Until i got on vacation and came back I wanted to boot up my comp and it didnt do anything It just went on all the fans where spinning and he didnt boot up I couldnt get into setup/bios all i could was open the 2 dvd rom drives After 1000 times of turning it on and off I could get into the bios system temperature was 50 degrees Dont know if that is too hot But i opened up my comp breaking the warranty seal cause it was over by now and cleaned all After that i could boot from my recovery dvd Woopie i thought everything was going to be fine I made new partitions and he formatted my C drive Point is after formatting he needed to reboot to install windows That was the last time i saw my computer boot up from my dvd Point is he doesnt boot at all AGAIN After leaving the power off for the night i tried it again this morning to boot him up He got to the Fujitsu Siemens logo and i pressed DEL like a mad man Maybe i needed to reset bios settings or something But he doesnt want to enter When he does gets to the Fujitsu Siemens logo i only hear one beep And sometimes i hear a weird clicking sound Maybe someone knows whats going on with my computer If so i'll be very gratefull I hope this info is helpfull enough and that someone can help me Thanks for reading
a weird clicking sound... can you describe it? There may be a fault with your hard disk that's preventing the PC from getting past P.O.S.T.
Like a couple of krr krr sounds But it doesnt always make those clicking sounds just one time But after the fujitsu siemens logo comes on it freezes So fast i cant even enter Bios Which troubles me Also last time i checked temperature (After cleaning it) Btw what is POST? Would it help to take out my HDD and put it back in? Thanks for the reply
try taking out your hard disk altogether, if it's the cause of the problem the PC will at least get as far as the BIOS. POST = power on self test, the part of the BIOS you see every time you turn your PC on.
