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I think you're faced with a basic hardware problem which needs expert investigation.
You can try hitting ESC when that timer's counting down- it's not 100% clear what 'press ESC to boot' means... boot normally, or boot from selelcted boot source.
But I still think that you need to solve the 2 beep problem before you can make progress.
Anyone want to talk to me about the Two Beep issue?
My thought is, just buy one new RAM stick, see if the solves the problem.
Would that even potentially work?
No guarantees if you read through info from links posted. Could be a mbo failure...
Without professional help and a supply of spare good parts, at best you can try testing each RAM stick in different sockets to try to eliminate possibilities. But if you read what the 2 beeps might mean - have you done that? - could be something else.
Not a question of it being 'dead' - which it clearly isn't- but of whether there is a defective component or connector on it. That's what you'd find referred to if you troubled to read up on the two beeps - i.e. they can't be taken as soley and exclusively pointing to the RAM.
You can - I think this was sugggested by zbook- if you have more than one stick of RAM try removing one stick and then booting and testing that. If that doesn't work, try the other stick, and so on - find ways to swap things round in an effort to find one configuration that works. The system is new, so it's unlilkely both sticks of RAM (assuming you have 2) would be faulty. But if it's a mbo problem, that's another matter entirely.
The company had made suggestions.
Follow up with them and report what you can and cannot do.
They want you to test RAM and HD.
Have them instruct you so you can follow their testing methods.
Code:On Friday, October 4, 2019, 04:59:11 AM PDT, Shinobee USA <help@hmcw.de> wrote: Dear Customer, thank you for contacting us. We are sorry the item is causing trouble. Please tell us your Amazon order number and the 6 digit shipping number from the backside of the computer. Could you perfom a memory check with the following tool? "http://memtest.org/download/4.20/memtest86+-4.20.usb.installer.zip" You need to extract the downloaded file and install it on a thumbdrive. Then boot from the thumbdrive by pressing one of the following keys F2,F8,F9,F10,F11,F12, DEL, Entf or Escape (different on any computer) and the analysis will start immediately. Once if finds errors you can cancel and send us a picture otherwise proceed with the error scan. Please also try to check the harddrive with "http://www.hdtune.com/files/hdtunepro_560_trial.exe" Please do not use the "Quickscan" use the "Normal Scan" This tool can be tested for 2 weeks for free. If errors are shown you can cancel as well otherwise complete the scan. After finishing the scan send us a screenshot/photo of "Error Scan" and "health" Best Regards, shinobee Customer Service Am 04.10.2019 um 12:34 schrieb Shinobee:
Thank you. As you can see in this thread, I posted the first test results, and it showed, I think, that both hard drives
are perfectly fine.
The other test, I think called Memtest86, I did not run, mostly because it takes days and days to run a full scan.
Now, it is physically impossible to run Memtest86, or at least not possible to see results even if I did put in the Memtest disc.