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The thread discusses diagnosing hard drive issues and potential fixes. The initial post introduces a problem, and a subsequent reply recommends running a drive fitness test like Seagate SeaTools and then using chkdsk to check for errors. A later contributor suggests that the issue might be related to an external USB drive, referencing a known USB problem after the Windows 10 version 1903 update and noting that ignoring the popup resolved the message. Overall, the conversation focuses on troubleshooting disk errors, with a potential link to external drives and recent Windows updates.

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Run a drive fitness test such as Seagate SeaTools if the drive is failing you will need to back up the data or clone it to a new hard drive.
If the DFT passes then run chkdsk C: /R do this for each volume

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Run a drive fitness test such as Seagate SeaTools if the drive is failing you will need to back up the data or clone it to a new hard drive.
If the DFT passes then run chkdsk C: /R do this for each volume
 

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Is it possibly, an external running on a USB?
I got the message after the recent MS update to 1903. But they admitted to a USB problem. I ignored the popup, (selected the last option) and the message went away.