  1. I've seen some information online about cloning the boot drive to a new SSD and switching it over. 2. what you think would be the best course of action now.   1. Definitely not. That is what I meant when I posted " I would not trust the OS integrity on C-Drive any more". No Cloning. 2. You should clean-install Windows-10 fresh to a known-good drive. Preferably a SSD. Ideally a new NVMe-based SSD, as they are about 5-times faster than a SATA-based SSD. Now-days, most users install at least a 512gb NVMe SSD (so you don't run-out of space on C-Drive). [URL]#M68592
Hello, Today this morning when I turn on my desktop, I got an error from the Dell SupportAssist that a component may be failing it gave me following message: Error Code 2000-0151 Validation 82873 Msg: Hard Drive 9 , Incorrect status = 4 Please guide me if what need to be replaced. My desktop is no longer under warranty.
XPS 8930, Error Code 2000-0151