Omen 25L 3 beeps of death.

[afaylenerich]

Desktop omen 25L have had for 5 days. Was working the day before yesturday. It is 3/27/25. 

The computer is doing the 3 beeps of death. 

Purchased brand new at bestbuy. 

Have tried all resolutions provided by HP and have had 0 luck getting it to work. Everything is plugged in, everything is seated properly. 

Went to turn it on and noticed a poping sound followed by a burnt smell shortly after. 

The day before it stopped working i notcied my cpu was hitting almost 200° F  the fans were not going on or ramping up as they should have. 

I believe these computers have defective motherboards/hardware issuies,  from the factory. 

I will be returning the PC today. 

Wanted a pc from a company that has been around for a long time and thought it would last longer than 5 days of very light gaming mabye 1 hours max at a time. But it did not. I think the corsair power supply might be the problem or possibly a faulty GPU. But non the less i shouldnt have this problem with a brand new pc out of the box. 

Omen 25L, i7 14700f, 32 gb ddr5, 1tb M.2 x2 , 4060 ti..

I hope HP comes up with a solution. Many owenrs of these PC have reported this 3 beep of death over 4 years ago. So it should be sorted out by now. 

Thanks,

Richard. 

[zoey7886]

@afaylenerich, Welcome to the HP Support Community!  

Thanks for reaching out about your query regarding your Omen 25L 3 beeps of death! 

We're thrilled to have the opportunity to assist you and provide a solution.  

The "3 beeps of death" on your OMEN 25L Gaming Desktop can indicate a hardware issue, typically related to memory (RAM). To troubleshoot and resolve this, you can follow these steps before returning:

Power Off and Disconnect:

• Turn off your computer and disconnect all external devices (keyboard, mouse, etc.).
• Unplug the power cable.

Check and Reseat Memory (RAM):

• Open the case of your OMEN 25L.
• Locate the memory modules (RAM) and ensure they are securely inserted in their slots. Sometimes simply reseating them can resolve the issue.
• If you have multiple RAM sticks, try removing them and testing the computer with one stick at a time to identify if one is faulty.

Inspect Other Components:

• Ensure all other internal components are properly connected (check GPU, storage devices, cables, etc.).

Clear the CMOS:

• Clearing the CMOS can help reset the BIOS settings. This is typically done by removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes and then reinserting it.
• Refer to your computer’s manual for the precise location and procedure.

Update BIOS:

• Make sure your BIOS is up-to-date. You can download the latest BIOS update from the HP Support Website.  

I hope this helps!

Take care, and have an amazing day!  

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