Windows 10: Win 10 update(maybe Creators)beeping for 3 hours No Display

I tried to install available updates this morning-I think there were only 2 updates,but I think the Creators update may have been there also due to a message on my display earlier this morning saying that my restart would take longer than usual.When I restarted my desktop,there were messages saying that my PC would have to reboot several times-that was 3 hours ago-sometime after that it started beeping(6 beeps,2 seconds silence and keeps repeating that sequence.I lost my display at some point,so I have no screen info,and no keyboard response-the screen just says "no Signal".The fans are on,the power button is flashing on and off,the led that flashes when the disk is reading and writing is NOT flashing.
Should I just power it down and back up again and post my results?

:)

 

Live Tiles that did not work.

I have recently downloaded Windows 10 version 1703...also called Win 10 creators update.

It took about 3 hours to complete and cost me a lot of data.

Windows live tiles are now working.

 

Urgently need to know how to revert/stop update and if I need to

My PC is not compatible with the latest builts of Win 10. The problem started since update/upgrade 1067. That time I spent 11 hours to reboot, then contacted MS helpdesk from my tablet. I was advised to unplug my PC so to revert update and then was told
to stop 3 services so no further updates to appear. My PC occurred to be incompatible with this update and everything newer. Everything was ok since I stopped updates but last month appeared this update especially for my built of 1511 Win 10 - https://support.microsoft.com/en-hk...ions-1507-1511-and-1607-for-update-reliabilit

which led to remsh.exe appearing.

I even had a question about it here remsh.exe started to appear in my Task Manager and to have high CPU usage

Today I saw Win tries to installs updates again, not sure if it is new, higher built, or updates especially of my built (1511). I only see processes like Windows Installer and Windows Modules Installer in my Task Manager and have message We're getting your
PC up to date in my Notification bar. Service Host: Local System also has high CPU usage from hours.

I wanted to ask if these unknown updates are especially for my built of Win 10 and will not try to install the latest built (incompatible with my Lenovo with 2nd, not 3rd, generation CPU). I don't wanna spend new 11 hours of terrible fear about my PC after
the reboot.

I hear some beeps, I even just got my display restarted with a beep.

 

That sounds like your BIOS POST (Power on self test) potentially indicating a hardware fault - maybe graphics card failure.

You need to know your BIOS type, then check here:
Computer POST and beep codes

 

Thank you for the reply.The PC is back up and running with the Creator's update.I couldn't take the beeping after 8 hours and the only choice I had was to power it down.When I powered it back up it said it was 30% complete on the update and just kept going till it finished and rebooted.I'll run some maintenance programs tomorrow,but everything seems to be OK.

 

Good- I hope you're lucky with that..

Maintain a defensive strategy as all regular contributors here do. Routinely use disk imaging - e.g. Macrium Reflect (free) so you have a good chance of recovering from disk failure (restore to a new disk), ransomware, unbootable PC...