1. I checked Crystal Disk and this is the info I'm getting:  2. Also, what would I use to move the operating system to my hard drive until I can buy a replacement SSD? 1. Yes, that is very bad. I'm guessing a minor problem turned into a cascading failure because the SSD wasn't OVER-PROVISIONED in the beginning. I've got 15 or more SSDs in machines here. Most are Samsungs and some are about 10 years old. Never had a single failure. 2. You can just clean-install Windows. However, (after all that work) I'm not sure you understand how much slower the system will be ... booting a running Windows and programs from a spinning-platter HDD instead of a (M.2/NVMe) SSD.
I keep getting an error on startup that states "hard drive self-monitoring system has reported that a parameter has exceeded its normal operating range" that started this morning. However, when scanning for errors on file manager, none of my internal drives report any errors. As far as I can tell there also hasn't been any drop in performance. I've also ran a virus can and it came back clean. I can't find out which hard drive (my SSD or my HDD) is causing this issue and honestly, I'm kind of scared. If anyone come help me with some solutions or advice, it would be greatly appreciated.
Aurora R11, Hard Disk Parameter has exceeded its normal range