@ramshead20 7 beeps could mean the processor issue. First thing I'd do is remove the AC adapter the RAM modules and the battery, then hold down the power button of the computer for 15-20 seconds. Then plug in the AC adapter, one RAM module and the battery. After that try to power up the computer. Should this not work you may be looking at the priocessor, but this model has had issues with the onboard GPU and video . It will generate the same error. you could try and do a reflow of those IC's or replace the board.
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@ramshead20 7 beeps could mean the processor issue. First thing I'd do is remove the AC adapter the RAM modules and the battery, then hold down the power button of the computer for 15-20 seconds. Then plug in the AC adapter, one RAM module and the battery. After that try to power up the computer. Should this not work you may be looking at repalcing the processor. Should this not work (I have not had a lot of processor fail over the last 20 years) remember that this model has had issues with the onboard GPU and video . It will generate the same error. you could try and do a reflow of those IC's or replace the board.
@ramshead20 7 beeps could mean the processor issue. First thing I'd do is remove the AC adapter the RAM modules and the battery, then hold down the power button of the computer for 15-20 seconds. Then plug in the AC adapter, one RAM module and the battery. After that try to power up the computer. Should this not work you may be looking at the priocessor, but this model has had issues with the onboard GPU and video . It will generate the same error. you could try and do a reflow of those IC's or replace the board.