Solved Bios Beeping Noises On old IBM desktop

[ChuckDuckNorris]

I wanted to blow the dust off my old PC and see the old memories I have there from 3rd grade days
When I opened it it started making some wierd noises so I searched google but could not identify the problem
I removed the RAM and the battery on the motherboard and put them back but nothing changed
I recorded the beeping noises here so I hope someone could help me. all I remember is that it's an IBM pre-built desktop PC running windows XP. I also replaced the motherboard like 7 years ago because the old one had been destroyed for some reason but I cant find the box of the old motherboard or remember the model or the brand of it sadly
here's the recording
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyUa5WAVKcs

if you need any more info please say what it is maybe I could remember it.. maybe

More info
when I start the PC I dont hear any Hard drive noise and the PSU fan doesnt spin
wierdly the PC doesnt have any other fans other than the PSU fan and the CPU cooler fan which also doesnt spin

 

[ChuckDuckNorris]

crap crap sorry for any mods out there... just realized this is a general discussion section
anyway update on the motherboard stuff
I could take a photo with my shitty phone ... sry for the bad quality but here it is
I guess it's an intel motherboard ? dunno im not that much of a comp geek sry

 

[ChuckDuckNorris]

more observations
I think it's a faulty PSU ??
when I plug in the power cord there's a small lamp in the motherboard ... this lights up and the CPU cooler fan spins BUT both of them work for like a very small fraction of a second then they stop ... maybe a bad power cable or a bad PSU ? not sure

 

[ChuckDuckNorris]

sorry if i caused any disturbance
problem solved by disconnecting the CD ROM thing

 

[hawkie]

was going say check MB for model # google and check fault beeps.

 

[GEWB]

Try this site for ideas:

Computer POST and beep codes

Computer POST and beep codes

Regards,
GEWB