Either look in the documentation that came with the computer or call tech support, because I am sure the series of beeps you are describing are telling you the memory is incompatible or bad.  The maker of the motherboard may have a description of the beeps so you can be sure, but I'll bet if you take the new stuff out and put the old stuff back it will boot up. You will have to get new memory from Fujitsu, or some memory maker that makes compatible RAM.

>Hi,
>
>I have a little problem.  I have a PIII fujitsu E-6644.  I replaced the
>128Mb module by two 256Mb memory module, but no luck: the computer doesn't
>want to boot. I hear two long beep, and two series of 3 short beep.   The
>new memory is a Azenram, 256 mb 144pin pc133.
>
>The original memory that came with the computer is a Samsung
>PC133s-333-542-b1. By putting them side by side, it looks as though all
>memory module are 144 pins also.  What could be the problem?
>
>Thank you for your help!
>Andre Chiasson
>
>
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