Laptop is beeping at me continuously Apire e15

WendyLouie
WendyLouie Member Posts: 3 New User
edited January 2021 in Aspire Laptops
I just got my new Acer Apire e15 laptop and it keeps beeping for no reason whatsoever. I tried turning of the default beep and it's still beeping. How can I stop this from happening?

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  • Rudy21
    Rudy21 ACE Posts: 1,789 Pathfinder
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    It's a short beep. And yes it boots into windows.
    Try these steps and check

    1.Unplug the AC adapter from your notebook.
    2.Turn the notebook and look for battery reset pin hole.
    3.insert the paper clip and hold it for 30 - 40 seconds.
    4.Turn over the notebook one last time and plug in your AC adapter.
    5.Turn on your notebook.

    If the issue still persist then, please perform BIOS defaults. During power up keep pressing F2 to access BIOS. Now press F9 and hit enter to set the bios to defaults and then hit f10 and hit enter to save the settings and restart the device.

    If still the issue persist, you can reset the CMOS battery.
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  • Rudy21
    Rudy21 ACE Posts: 1,789 Pathfinder
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    Thanks so much!!
    Did the troubleshooting resolved your issue. If so, please click on accept that way it would be helpful for others.
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  • Rudy21
    Rudy21 ACE Posts: 1,789 Pathfinder
    I just got my new Acer Apire e15 laptop and it keeps beeping for no reason whatsoever. I tried turning of the default beep and it's still beeping. How can I stop this from happening?
    Could you share if its a long beep or short beep. Also, does your computer boot into windows.
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  • WendyLouie
    WendyLouie Member Posts: 3 New User
    It's a short beep. And yes it boots into windows.
  • Rudy21
    Rudy21 ACE Posts: 1,789 Pathfinder
    Answer ✓
    It's a short beep. And yes it boots into windows.
    Try these steps and check

    1.Unplug the AC adapter from your notebook.
    2.Turn the notebook and look for battery reset pin hole.
    3.insert the paper clip and hold it for 30 - 40 seconds.
    4.Turn over the notebook one last time and plug in your AC adapter.
    5.Turn on your notebook.

    If the issue still persist then, please perform BIOS defaults. During power up keep pressing F2 to access BIOS. Now press F9 and hit enter to set the bios to defaults and then hit f10 and hit enter to save the settings and restart the device.

    If still the issue persist, you can reset the CMOS battery.
    Click on 'Yes' to accept my comment as answer
  • WendyLouie
    WendyLouie Member Posts: 3 New User
    Thanks so much!!
  • Rudy21
    Rudy21 ACE Posts: 1,789 Pathfinder
    Answer ✓
    Thanks so much!!
    Did the troubleshooting resolved your issue. If so, please click on accept that way it would be helpful for others.
    Click on 'Yes' to accept my comment as answer
  • Emma23
    Emma23 Member Posts: 1 New User
    My Acer laptop keeps beeping when u say power up do u mean when Ur switching it on or when it's charger I've done the pin hole at bck and nothing it's still beeping it's nt when I first switch it on its when it's on charge if I unplug charger it's stop why is the beep when it's on charge.
  • DTrix
    DTrix Member Posts: 3 New User
    Emma23 said:
    My Acer laptop keeps beeping when u say power up do u mean when Ur switching it on or when it's charger I've done the pin hole at bck and nothing it's still beeping it's nt when I first switch it on its when it's on charge if I unplug charger it's stop why is the beep when it's on charge.
    I have the same problem. Will beep continuously (Single uninterrupted beep) until you unplug from the charger. Does not turn on at all. Looking for a solution.
  • ber999
    ber999 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Hallo,

    Ich habe ein ähnliches Problem mit einem Acer Notebook.

    Das startet das Notebook mit einer ununterbrochenen Folge von Piep Tönen gleicher Länge, gleich ob ich Ubuntu, Windows 10 oder Windows 7 anboote.

    Das Piepen kann man durch einmaliges Drücken der Control Taste abstellen.

    Beim nochmaligen Drücken der Control Taste kommt es wieder.

    Zudem nimmt der Acer gleich nach dem Einschalten das Windows Passwort nicht mehr.

    Nachdem ich ihn aber eine viertel Stunde aufladen lasse, meldet er sich plötzlich mit einigen Piep Tönen wieder und ich kann mich einloggen.

    Ich vermute, dass der Effekt mit dem ganz schwachen Akku zusammenhängt, der sich so gut wie nicht mehr aufladen lässt.

    Möglicherweise zieht der Akku beim Einschalten einen so hohen Ladestrom, dass das Netzteil zunächst nicht mehr die für das Notebook erforderliche Betriebsspannung liefern kann.

    Erstmalig trat der Fehlereffekt aber nach einem fehlgeschlagenem Ubuntu Upgrade (Zeitablauf Kurzzeitservice) auf.