"Mike Raiford" <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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> Depends on the motherboard. On most "modern" systems that don't have a 
> POST beep, it usually means the BIOS has a message on-screen. it could be 
> as simple as a keyboard error, or something like a message stating the 
> processor was overclocked too much (Yes-- I've seen it, no I didn't 
> overclock, I think CMOS memory got junked somewhere along the way.)

The screen's black at the time, so no message

> But, check with the OEM or board manufacturer for any codes.

Intel board, intel processor.
I'll search their site, see if anything comes up. I should have the manual 
for it somewhere.

> Of course, on some systems there's a beep on start-up if everything is 
> fine.

This is intemittant, so...

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