Laptop is giving continuous bip sound, sometimes booted to Win7, sometimes not : HP DV6 2125 TX

System having issue while booting and sometimes when it boots successfully and loaded Windows 7 OS, it encounters some issue described as follows :
1 : When starting my laptop, it goes to "staring windows" and then giving any continuous bip sound. It does not load OS, I have to powered off forcefully and then try to powered on again. It repeats sometimes 1-3 times and then get loaded into Windows OS
When it reloads WIndows next time it given me option to check Start up recovery.
I have tested all the stuffs like recovery to previous good configuration, RUN system Diagnostics and found Memory, Harddisk all are ok EXCEPT one Notification
*** Battery Test failed. Recommened to change Battery **
I have removed the battery from system and tried the same steps but the same error.
2 : After it load OS, I observed that my touch PAD is not woring properly, like the cursor is moving but other function are not working like double clicking by Touch PAD, scrolling and dragging. I have to use Touch PAD keys ( Left and Right) to work.
After sometime it works everything fine and then suddenly it does not.
3 : System is generating Random 0s on search bar, notepad, or documents whenever I opened those.
4 : I checked both 0 key on laptopn they are working properly.
I am really stuck on this, impacting my work.
Could you please any help on this.
Appreciating your time to view the post and share the feedback.
Thank you..

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