P67A-G43 (B3) BIOS+error codes?

I have the P67A-G43 (B3) motherboard and POSTs, but I'm unable to find out what the error codes mean. I am receiving two beeps, and then a shorter, higher-pitched beep. The manual has nothing about what these error codes mean and I am not getting live video from my GPU.

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I am not sure what BIOS my mobo has
No need for Windows based utilities to see what BIOS is installed. The 'as shipped' can be read right off the mainboards BIOS chip, but it can be found in BIOS 'Settings', 'System Information'.

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4th letter lowercase O.
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Hello All,
I have new Motherboard and working all good update windows 8.1 and later say MSI Live Update
that my motherboard old version.
And most update to 1.4 i have yes update 1.4 and succesfull than reboot.
Blackscreen en i see code say bios error 36 and i search book say CPU Inilization what is problem?.
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