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‎04-13-2022 01:47 AM - last edited on ‎04-13-2022 07:10 AM by Retired

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Product: HP24-g018
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi, i have a HP24-g018 aio PC, the computer keeps beeping before start, the code is 3 long beeps and 4 short beeps, am being trying with different power adapters and the problem continues using OEM 65w a 90w and the last one is 130w and keep doing the same, any help on this ?

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‎04-13-2022 05:43 AM

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There seems to be a common problem for the HP AIO's that can sometimes be cured by removing the power lead from the back of the PC, press and hold the power button for at least 15 seconds.  Return the power lead to the connector and try a normal startup again.


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‎04-16-2022 01:20 AM

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I also removed the CMOS battery and drain the power out holding the power button for more than 30 second to try to reset bios but after all the effort the problem continues, hard drive replaced and memory ram just in case

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‎04-16-2022 04:33 AM

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Since all of that has been done, in addition to having the RAM changed out (assuming the different RAM was know to be good), it must be a hardware failure.

Assuming there is no warranty, and this is an AIO,  most likely going to need a PC tech or repair shop.


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