Continuous beeping sound and freezes on the post screen

[woktheblue]

Hi Group, Could you please give me some information on how to fix this
problem. When I turn the computer on it makes a continuous beeping
sound and freezes on the post screen? I also get an error message on
the post screen saying “Keyboard error”. What does a continuous post
screen beep mean? The keyboard is plugged into a PS2 connection. I
don’t have a problem with the keyboard because I have tried a
different board and still have the same problem.
I can’t even get in into the bios!!! Can some one HELP, Thank you,
Mark

 

[Name]

Hi Group, Could you please give me some information on how to fix this
problem. When I turn the computer on it makes a continuous beeping
sound and freezes on the post screen? I also get an error message on
the post screen saying “Keyboard error”. What does a continuous post
screen beep mean? The keyboard is plugged into a PS2 connection. I
don’t have a problem with the keyboard because I have tried a
different board and still have the same problem.
I can’t even get in into the bios!!! Can some one HELP, Thank you,
Mark

http://www.pchell.com/hardware/beepcodes.shtml

 

[woktheblue]

I used a Diagnostic post card on the AGP motherboard and I kee
getting the same error code. Which is C1? Can someone help me wit
this error…? “C1

 

[Paul]

I used a Diagnostic post card on the AGP motherboard and I keep
getting the same error code. Which is C1? Can someone help me with
this error…? “C1”

POST codes are listed here.

http://www.bioscentral.com/

Paul

 

[don]

On just aout every MB I've ever seen this means that there is a problem with
the memory, either Ram, Video, or Cache.

Try the Ram and the Video, as there is not much you can do about the cache
as it is likely soldered to the board.

 

[kony]

On just aout every MB I've ever seen this means that there is a problem with
the memory, either Ram, Video, or Cache.

Try the Ram and the Video, as there is not much you can do about the cache
as it is likely soldered to the board.

There isn't any cache on the boards anymore, that ended
right about the time of Slot 1, Pentium 2.