New System - No POST, No Beep Codes

Hey guys,
So I built a new system last night, powered everything on and everything seemed to come on as expected but there was absolutely nothing on the screen. The system MIGHT be posting properly because I see the keyboard lights flash when I first turn it on, then the Numlock light stays on as normal. Also, when I press the numlock key it toggles the light as it should, and a ctrl-alt-del on the keyboard seems to reset the system as well (fan speeds change and lights blink just as they do when pressing the actual reset button on the case). Additionally, when I had the drives connected it sounded like it was checking them looking for something to boot (even though the hard drive is blank right now). However, I'm not sure that they're just making noise simply because they have power and are doing things like spinning down after not being used for a minute or two.
There are no beeps or alerts coming from the motherboard that I can see/hear. I also disconnected all the drives to see if that helped, but it was still the same thing. I have not yet tried to take the mainboard out of the case and running it with only CPU/RAM/video; I plan to try that tonight as a next step.
I'm guessing that this means there is something wrong with the video card, but I'm not 100% sure, and wanted to see if others had ideas before I try exchanging the video card. Unfortunately I don't have another PCI-E system that I can simply test the video card in.
This motherboard should beep if it detects a problem, correct?
Are there any LEDs on the board that could help me diagnose something? I don't think it came with a D-bracket. There are the 4 CPU_Phase LEDs on the board, and I believe two of them are lit up while it's running, but I'm not sure how to interpret those LEDS. Anyone know what exactly they indicate (more than what the manual says, which is just that 2, 3, or 4 lights indicates that the CPU is in 2-phase 3-phase, or 4-phase power modes).
Am I correct in assuming that since the lights on the keyboard seem to behave as normal and that ctrl-alt-del works as normal that the motherboard is probably okay?
Any other ideas or suggestions?
Thanks!

You can try to clear CMOS and try out with another video card.

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Quote from: Stu on 02-August-09, 20:41:23
yannifb,
Please keep discussion of your own problem in your own topic, do not hijack others'!
In order to find out the real cause, it is generally a good method to make comparisons with partially different configurations, as yannifb did. Therefore, I see his post as a useful contribution rather than hijacking, and I hope I am allowed to say so in this forum, even to a Global Administrator. Bootup failure with the 790FX-GD70 with various graphic cards and PSUs (which might very well have a COMMON cause) is now being discussed in different threads, which makes it more difficult to follow the discussion and to compare and analyse the phenomena.
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I had deleted G/L accounts earlier but Sales Actg is active so sould not go ahead.
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Reason why you are not able to delete the assignment is that, you have already created GL accounts for the COA. I hope you have not done any posting using those GL accounts.
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Also, It seems that I will have to use SU25 to activate. Any information of the best way to to do this our situation would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Ryan

Thanks for responding.
The thing is that the person asking the questions does not give a hoot about points until they have an answer, and then only maybe... so forget about points.
Answering questions with random links or wild guesses in the hope that one of them scores a few points makes a big mess of the forums and renders the search almost useless when all these link-farms turn up.
Take a look at this thread for an extreme example => work flow
It is okay to post a link when there is a good reason for it, embedded within a discussion or to support an answer as a reference.
Please take a look at this thread for a more detailed discussion => How Far it is Good???
Now, back to the discussion...
I am not logged on, but if I remember correctly there is a function module which uses combinations of these three flags to read the SAP data (current SU22 data), the original data (SU22 data without the "update" flag - because in the past SAP rolled out some support pack notes to change SU22 and some customers maintained SU22 anyway instead of SU24...) and the customer data (which is what you are looking for). Additionally the function module parameter has a 4th flag for when nothing is checked, and then it downloads everything (?). The name of the function was something like SU22LISTVALUES but you should be able to find it via the Object Navigator from the download screen - Menu => System => Status => double-click the GUI Screen program. I remember there being lots of comments in the coding as well to help understand it.
But this was some time ago and on a 4.7 system when I had looked into it, so please also check how many entries are downloaded and compare these to your USOBT_C and USOBX_C tables before you do anything like an upload... - as the download might not deliver information you are expecting (assuming that you ran SU25 after making changes or made some changes to SU22 without importing them via support packages, etc).
Let us know what you find. I will take a look in the next days as well when I find a system with some data in it...
Cheers,
Julius

HP Pavilion Elite e9240f won't boot -- beep codes

When I try to boot my hp desktop I am getting beep codes. As best I can tell it's one long then 8 short.
I have not replaced or changed any hardware or software.
I have used compressed air to blow out all the fans I saw.
It's been an intermittent error that I thought was related to heat. I'd turn it off, let it sit for the night, and it would work in the morning.
The last time it worked, I was wondering about a virus so I ran an avast full system scan. It found one file in the 1 tb drive (sorry, don't remember name, just that it was a .tmp file) and it said to move it to chest I believe so I did that. It then suggested doing a boot scan so it restarted and has since given the same beep code errors.
I have unattached the cables for the cd and dvd drives, as well as the hard drive, and I still get the error. I've removed the video card and still get the error. I've held the power button down so that the led light inside the computer shuts down. I seem to get fans to run but nothing else.
I made a system repair disk from another Windows 7 Professional (which I think this one is) and that won't work (I can't seem to boot into that) because it doesn't seem to get to an HP screen to boot into the cd.
Thoughts?
Thank you

Hi,
This is the HP troubleshooting link for POST error codes.
You could try reseating memory modules or removing one at a time and testing for a successful POST.
Jaco
Errare humanum est.

Fail to boot (short-short-short-long beep code) after M92p BIOS Update

Hi,
I recently updated my BIOS to the latest version using the System Update tool from Lenovo. For a while everything seemed to be working alright, as the BIOS was dowloaded and the computer rebooted. After rebooting the first time i was presented with the BIOS utility, and noticed that the update was progressing.
After 20 or so seconds the computer rebooted again. This is where my problems began. The computer immediately started beeping this short-short-short-long melody from the speakers. I thought this was normal, so I left the computer on for quite a while.
However, the beeping never stopped. Now the beeping resumed the instant i plug the power back in. I have yet been able to actually getting any sort of information on-screen telling me what's wrong.
I've tried following the "Recovering from a POST/BIOS update failure" on page 267 of the Hardware Maintenance Manual, but no luck with that so far. No matter where I place the jumper, the beeping code is the same short-short-short-long melody (yeah, it sounds like a disney tune or something).
Any bright ideas? The machine type is a M92p 2992-B3G
I'd hate to have to send it in for repairs, and Lenovo's Norwegian support line doesn't open until Monday, and there seems to be no way to call their 800-number in the states from here
Oh, and would this be covered by my warranty if repairs / motherboard replacement is the only way out?
UPDATE #1:
I found this in the manual;
3 short beeps and then 1 long beep DRAM memory
error
Perform the following actions in order.
1. Make sure the memory module(s) are properly seated
in the connector(s).
2. Replace the memory module(s).
3. Replace the system board.
This is pretty much Lenovo's way of saying "You're screwed", isn't it?
UPDATE #2:
I've now tried pretty much everything;
The solution as proposed on page 267 in the Hardware Maintenance Manual
Unplugging all cables and harddrives before booting
Removing my PCIe video card and PCI Wireless NIC before booting
Removing all memory modules, and trying 1 and 1 module
Moved a memory module from another machine that I know is working
No luck so far.
Ideas would be welcome at this point

I'm glad to hear it's just a simple memory error, however the original problem in this post is a bit more than just a memory problem.
This became a problem after a BIOS update, so somewhere along the way one of Lenovo's developer screwed up badly, and it's been bugging me ever since. There's absolutely no way for me to use any PCI-e card with my M92p.
I've tried 6 different cards, 3-4 different memory module combinaties, with our without harddrives plugged in, and every thinkable combination of these.
No luck. Therefore, I simply conclude that Lenovo are dicks, and we all know what dicks enjoy doing; **bleep**ing people over.
I've given up on the issue, and I'll never buy a Lenovo again after this.

New System - No POST, No Beep Codes

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