weird beep sound -Aspire 5 A517-51G-55G9

>>>It started like one month ago>>>
>>>I got the last version. 1809>>>

1809 was released Oct 2nd. Check Control Panel for a restore point around that date. Do it quick before it disappears. Jack E/NJ

@egydiocoelho now I hear 4-2-2-1 on this videos at 46 secondes and at 1:52 ~1:53 I am not sure what I hear.
@JackE You can try too, enven with your tinnitus hiss.

It seem like it changes sometime

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exA1EMTFRII&t=

I took out my secondary HDD to be sure it is not that and the other day I tried without the RAM.

If your colleague JackE's tip does not work, try restoring the notebook to factory defaults! From this we can rule out a hardware problem or not! To do this, we recommend that you back up your personal files and then restart the notebook! Stay by pressing the alt + f10 keys before the Acer logo!

Sorry, I still hear nothing but my hiss and a few occasional background noises from moving phone or chairs. I still think you're picking up some kind of rf noise signal thru the AC mains. Do you live in an apartment complex or near factory? Can you try this plugged in at another location, maybe at work or a neighbors, before trying to apply a restore point or resetting the machine to factory fresh? Jack E/NJ

I'll try @JackE and his restoration point. After that if it does not work I'll try restauring the computer like you said @egydiocoelho .

I'll do it this weekend, I need time to do the back up and/or a system image.

I think colleague @JackE might be correct! Test the notebook in another environment or residence and check the problem! Are you connecting the notebook to any stabilizer or no-break?

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Hey
Before going to a restor point or restoring to factory, should I try to boot on linux from a USB?

Sure why not. You could also boot into safe mode. You could also try to disable the wireless and bluetooth adapters in Device Mgr so they can't pick up anything. There are probably a bunch of other things you could try before a restore or reset. Jack E/NJ

egydiocoelho said:

I think colleague @JackE might be correct! Test the notebook in another environment or residence and check the problem! Are you connecting the notebook to any stabilizer or no-break?

I will bring my computer to another place tomorrow to try what @JackE said. But I don't think it is that, my computer is straight into the wall, in a normal 3 pins plug (with the original 3 pins power adapter that came with).

But we never know before trying!

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Hey guys,

If I use my computer in safe mode (with an ethernet cable) and I don't hear any sound. does this mean that it is an hardware problem?
I plan on using my laptop in safe mode for this weekend if it could help find the culprit.

I'm gonna guess your wifi and bluetooth card have been disabled in safe mode. Since you're not using wifi, you could try disabling Device Manager's wifi card in normal mode too to see if it goes away. Jack E/NJ

You can access the internet in safe mode too! Do the same test indicated by @JackE colleague also in safe mode by selecting the network option:

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Make sure the beep stays on when Wi-Fi is off and on in safe mode! If the problem does not remain in safe mode, try disabling bluetooth in normal mode as indicated in the tip of colleague JackE!

Sorry, I misread the post and thought you already tried safe mode and didn't hear the beeps. Carry on.

Jack E/NJ

hello again,

I still did not try in safe mode, but I tried other thing.

First, today I worked on my laptop all day long with no beeping ( I changed the place of my power adapter to check if it wat that). I was reading pdf and writing on word office etc. Nothing something realy hard for the computer. But as soon that I started watching a video, the beeping started and continued while doing other stuff! So i tried to disable the wireless, bluetooth adapters in device manager, even my graphics cards (both intel and NVIDA) and I still got somme beeping while using the laptop.

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I am starting to desesperate

Get off the wired ethernet cable and try wireless connection instead. Jack E/NJ

JackE said:

Get off the wired ethernet cable and try wireless connection instead. Jack E/NJ

already tried

when the beeping sound started today, I tried different combination. In the device manager I deactivate the wirless, still beeping. so afther that I started using the wifi and stop using the ethernet cable, but still beeping

Did you try to use it at work or someplace else? Jack E/NJ