Computer stuck in preparing automatic repair screen with nonstop beeping

[Camdent8]

I started up my computer about two days ago and it started full and fine. I then was in the middle of a game and the computer shuts off, completely off. When I start it up now it sometimes goes to the Windows logo screen and freezes there and won't go past that screen. Other times it will get to the exact screen with "Preparing Automatic Repair" at the bottom, nothing else shows up just the text and Windows logo. Then after about 10 seconds it starts a constant beeping, atleast 5 times a second. It's basically every other boot up its on the "Preparing Automatic Repair" screen. I have pictures taken from my phone below.

Screenshots: http://m.imgur.com/G5o6lHn
http://m.imgur.com/A22bKXS (Sorry about the blurriness it was a snapchat to a friend trying to figure it out)

 

[Colif]

beeping is something your bios does to get attention. Windows doesn't do that if its stuck, it makes no noise.

what are the specs of the PC? Might want to look up the beep codes associated with your motherboard

If its an Asrock it could be a CPU problem: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2237253/beeps-startup.html

6 long beeps can also be your video card.

Once you tell me what motherboard you have I can stop guessing

 

[Camdent8]

It's an msi motherboard about 3 years old amd 4300 quad core processor and gtx (can't remember exact series) graphics card

 

[Colif]

5 beeps - Processor error - bad processor/

https://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/bios-beep-codes

think you need someone to look at that PC.

 

[Camdent8]

It's nonstop, like it literally doesn't stop beeping

 

[Colif]

http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/452074-random-non-stop-beeping/

could be a key is stuck down? http://www.tomsguide.com/forum/73095-35-continuous-beep-start-windows-loads

Continues beeps are because of ram or video card. Repeating long beeps are because the cpu fan is not attached / temps too high or incorrect voltage.

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/457177-beep-continuously-help-me/

the more inks I find the less certain I become.

its not windows, windows stuck in auto repair cause PC keeps restarting before it can finish loading up.

 

[Camdent8]

Yea I checked in with five semi-experienced tech friends and 3/5 suggested ram problems I'll try fixing my keyboard to as one of the keys is pressed all the way down and extremely sensitive.
Thanks for the help

 

[PrimalPowers]

Thank you. I had the exact same issue with my MSI motherboard. After reading the comments here I powered down the PC, unplugged all unnecessary cables and let it cool for a few minutes. Then I carefully removed both RAMs checked the connectors and blew any dust off. I then reinserted the RAM and Booted the PC. Worked first time!