Beep code 1-1-1-1 from Presario V5094EA

My Presario V5000 has given up booting gradually.  Initially I had the occational power-on beep-code indicating RAM problems.  The problem became gradually worse and finally the notebook did not boot.
After cleaning memory contacts and replacing RAM modules the behaviour has changed.  Without any RAM modules I get beep codes 1-3-3-1, which is what I expected.  With any RAM memory module installed (including the ones that played up in the first place) the notebook now beeps 1-1-1-1.
I have seen that with some HP BIOS this means "flashing failed", but what about this Presario?
Where do I go from here?
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Mumbodog wrote:
Pull the cmos battery out for a few hours, put it back in, see if you get a post screen, if you do enter the bios and set date and time.
I did the master reset again but no luck.
I now acquired and installed a refurbished replacement motherboard.  After properly replacing the heat transmission compound at the heat sink the system now boots and is very stable
After the installation I initially had problems with some strange very loud approx 5 Hz feedback oscillations in the right hand speaker, but disassembly and reassembly solved that.
At this stage I have only one problem left:  I cannot activate the radio in the WLAN.  The module is properly detected by Windows, which flags it as working properly.  However, when I try to activate it from the button in the LED panel nothing happens.  I have visually inspected that panel and measured all the lines in the ribbon cable for any discontinuities, but found no fault.  Any ideas?

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