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‎04-11-2021 08:24 AM

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Product: 750-287c
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I know there are lots of posts on here about the 3 long beeps followed by 3 short ones on power up.  Everyone's solution seems to be reseat the graphics card then the thread dies/gets closed.  I wanted to share my workaround but hopefully see if there was a way anyone knows how to bypass this so I can reboot without the workaround?

 

For me, I use dual Display Port cables for my aftermarket card.  The solution seems to be unplug the DP cables, boot the computer, then plug them back in.  This is obviously a huge pain.  Is there a setting in the bios I can leverage or something that will bypass whatever check that fails when I turn on my tower?

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‎05-13-2021 12:32 AM

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Although I discourage users from updating the BIOS, have you checked to see if there is a newer BIOS for your motherboard, and if the documentation with it addresses the problem that you are experiencing?

 

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‎05-13-2021 06:29 AM

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I looked in the Support Software; I don't see any updates for the bios... I agree though, not a fan of updating that.  I thought there would at least be a setting in my BIOS to say "allow headless" or something....

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