i got beep sound from my pc often when my cell phone is near, is it harmful to the computer and/or the phone?
447211
It is not a problem for both the computer and the cell as cell phone is a wireless communication, cell recieves the content in the form of a wave so during the wave transfer there will be lot of disturbances and the computer will easy identify the wave transfer. so better keep ur cell away from the system.
15472
Somewhat. Since cellphone services support short message services which is also like paging, it relieves users to carry both cellphones and beepers. However, some professionals like medical staff sill use pagers because messages qickly pass through to the users.
201175
well if you have dialup and that's when you hear it then it would be your modem connecting to the internet through the phone line, and the noises would be the electrical signals being changed into sound and then being sent through the phone line
860148
Personally I detest it. However, I find it a necessary evil since my husband and I own our own electrical company that offers 24 hour service. We get a lot of calls on our cell phones at night since we have our land line forwarded to our cells when we are not at the office. However, we always put our phones on silent/vibrate when we are in a public place. That way we don't disturb anyone around us.
487156
not a lot of people know this but smoke detectors are one of the biggest scams ever! I had one in my old house, one day it started beeping and beeping like their was a fire every so often. And then it stopped. Three months later a grease fire destroyed my kitchen and that good for nothing smoke alarm didn't even go off.
1003336
Well, no beeps means that something is wrong all right. It may not be the hard drive. You should hear one beep att least - that means "I'm fine" - but no beeps means that the CPU (note that CPU means  central processing unit and NOT the whole computer as some ppl use it now) is not responding. So, how much do you know about hardware? If you don't know a lot, just bring it to a good repair shop. If you do, tear it down to nothing but the CPU and heatsink. I'll post more if you add a detail to your question "Yes I know how to tear it apart and put it back together" - otherwise, repair shop time.
900183
its beep ... not beef ... and every pc is different ... if it makes more than one quick beep somthing is wrong ... either somthing is not plugged in ryt or needs to have power plugged in or is just bad part ...
1144469
My screen would start to wiggle once in awhile.  I eventually noticed that it would only do it when my cell phone was to close to the monitor. I guess we should turn off our phones on planes.
251907
No way, unless your Cell Phone uses the same frequency range. I have a wireless internet router and it caused a sound in our wireless phone, I disabled wireless and left the wired connection.
500581
It depends on the phone.  I used to have a landline phone (I'm all mobile now, baby) that had a "SILENCE" softkey in the display when it rang.  I could press it and the call would stop ringing audibly to me, but would still ring over to the answering machine.
300129
I have the same problem. It's because of a problem with the phone line. There is either static, noise, or a bad ground on your phone line. I have found that some times it helps to shut down and reboot. Dial up is the worst, this is all I can get were I live. Try another service. Also have you up dated your windows, And virus protection? It also helps to Remove everything you don't need or wont from you computer, the more you have, the slower you computer works. Hope this helps, It did wonders for mine.
1028566
Sounds like it is the Ram. Take it out and re-seat it. If it stillbeeps take it out completely and see if the beeps are the same. If they are just go buy a new RAM stick. If that doesn't solve the problem it is time for a computer professional
1152180
This also happens to my speakers, ever since I moved to my new apartment.  It is radio frequency interference and apparently it is caused by nearby antennas or something like it.  IT can happen to any household speakers and even cell phones.
99177
The images on your screen are caused by magnetic fields.  Apparently your cellphone is sending out similar fields.
521933
try turning off the sound. If you continue to hear noises listen to  the computer itself. It might be a noise that is cause by the computer or monitor. Also don't hesitate to ask a mechanic or a computer fixxer it might be something wrong with it. It could be a virus. Or it might be a website.\n\nGoodLuck
1112859
If you leave the modem on while talking on the phone or using any other device that uses the phone line then yes. You will end up with computer noise or static on that line that does not have the filter.
8954
You are using a smart phone and it has been infected with a virus .Load an anti-virus software into your mobile .This will stop this behaviour