I tried to boot my PC today and everything seemed fine, it POSTs and then the second beep and as its about to boot to Windows, it reboots and POSTs again, I havent had any real problems as of late until just now. Any ideas what this could be?

System manufacturer and Exact Model(if name Brand):
Service Tag (if Dell):
Motherboard Manufacturer with Model and BIOS Revision:
CPU Manufacturer and Model:
RAM Manufacturer and Model:
PSU Manufacturer and Model:

System manufacturer and Exact Model(if name Brand):
Service Tag (if Dell):
Motherboard Manufacturer with Model and BIOS Revision:Motherboard
CPU Manufacturer and Model:CPU
RAM Manufacturer and Model:unsure =P
PSU Manufacturer and Model: PSU

BIOS Revision:
and I'll need to know what make and model of ram you are using.

Not sure how to get BIOS Revision if I cant boot. If there's a command I do not know it

if the system will post, then you can get into the BIOS. it will be either F10 or Del.

I'll need to know which ram you have exactly.

Can you get into safe mode? If you can right click on My Computer, click on Properties, Advanced, Startup and Recovery, uncheck the Automatically Reboot feature. When the computer starts and has a problem it should stop and provide you with an error message, please post back with the exact error.

he can't get that far, it's a hardware issue.

I Already tried safe mode =P

I can get into the BIOS screen but I didn't see anything about a BIOS revision.
Would this be listed in the user manual where I can find this info?

If you can get to the Safe Mode Menu, you may have a choice titled:

Disable Restart on System Failure

If you select this option, it should pause your reboot and allow you to copy down the parameters. Try and get ALL of the number combinations displayed. These numbers can help in determining the cause of your problem.


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it would not have said revision, it would say version.

and I still need the exact make and model of ram as well.

RAM

Also, I can't boot in safe mode, I tried the Disable Reboot on System Failure but that didn't work either. And I still can't find the BISO version number

okay is that the exact ram you have in?

when you get into your BIOS, what info is it giving you right off?