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Hey everyone, just joined these forums. Anyways, I have an outstanding problem that i was hoping someone would know something about. I've had many computer experts come and look at it, never with any results. Anyways, the problem is that whenever I startup my computer it will be fine for a few minutes then it will issue a weird beeping noise and the backround will change to grey and the toolbar to silver. Even if my speakers are off or not plugged in, the tower will still isue a beep. This all started a couple years back after I downloaded a Midnight Club backround for Rockstargames.com, a trusted website. Although this isn't a terribly serious problem, it can be really annoying and definately decreases preformance for a couple minutes as it is changing. Thanks for the help, guys.

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Yeah I've kinda been thinking about doing that. A week after I got this computer is also stopped being able to stand-by or hybernate. I think I'm probably too lazy to reinstall windows just for those couple problems though...non of them really affect the computer too much to be overly annoying.....

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Yeah I've kinda been thinking about doing that. A week after I got this computer is also stopped being able to stand-by or hybernate. I think I'm probably too lazy to reinstall windows just for those couple problems though...non of them really affect the computer too much to be overly annoying.....

Sounds like you've got your XP install disk then , With the disk in the drive try typing in command prompt SFC/Scannow and lets find out what happens.. ;)

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Yeah I've kinda been thinking about doing that. A week after I got this computer is also stopped being able to stand-by or hybernate. I think I'm probably too lazy to reinstall windows just for those couple problems though...non of them really affect the computer too much to be overly annoying.....

Sounds like you've got your XP install disk then , With the disk in the drive try typing in command prompt SFC/Scannow and lets find out what happens.. ;)

Well actually, one of the reasons I'm too lazy to reinstall the OS is because that requires shifting through countless boxes (since I have moved twice since origionally getting it)...but I'll try and get around to it eventually, thanks.

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