Dell n4030 ram beep solution ??
Hi everyone i have dell n4030 laptop which giving continue ram beep i replaced ram and also check it ram on other laptop and ram is ok can anyone guide possible solution. i replace cpu and bios but no solution
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Re: Dell n4030 ram beep solution ??
Gyus no one have any idea about this problem? strange
Please help me anyone have solution ? -
Re: Dell n4030 ram beep solution ??
1st chek urs ram voltage if its ok u reflow to controler chipComment
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Re: Dell n4030 ram beep solution ??
maybe Gpu or Igp problem , make a little reflowComment
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Re: Dell n4030 ram beep solution ??
In dell n4030 there are 2 ram beep pee pee only and no all volatage ok ram ok cpu ok what i doComment
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Re: Dell n4030 ram beep solution ??
bios thankssComment
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Old bios display is coming but giving following error
(A7) FW downgrade - request mespilock fail upon starting
After this error all in one again restart and again same error not booting
I am attaching here old file
Urgent help required because its server pc of someone
Link of dell page here
https://www.dell.com/support/home/en...SQT090/drivers... -
Dell Inspiron N4030 Laptop Schematic
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Hi,
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