Windows 10: How can I get rid of this weird NTFS error?

Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-Ntfs/OperationalSource: Ntfs Microsoft-Windows-NtfsEvent ID: 305Event text:NTFS failed to mount the volume. Error: {Device Offline}The printer has been taken offline. Volume GUID: {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000} Volume Name: Guidance:The volume is recognized by N

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Weird occurrence - desktop won't load, spinning wheel etc

Ok here is the MR steps to be sure I am completing this properly - same error thought.
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EDIT : I did what you said and tried without G (second time, didn't take screen shots), same error. I did notice that NTFS Primary 3 (NONE) doesn't have a drive letter associated with it?

 

NTFS file system error while booting

Hi,

I've been having issues with an NTFS file system error for the past day or so. The error has occurred continuously during the start-up.

• Automatic repair is unable to repair the pc.
• Resetting the PC just takes me back to the Troubleshoot menu with no apparent changes.
• Choosing to go back to a previous version gives me the rror message that "we ran into a problem and won't be able to take you back to a previous version of windows.
• Choosing Startup Repair gets the same issue as Automatic Repair.
• I've gone into Command Prompt and run chkdsk, likewise sfc scannow.
• Attempting to Boot into Safe Mode just results in another NTFS file system error.
• And unsurprisingly, I did not make a restore point before all this happened, which I know was quite stupid.

Any suggestions on what can be done at this point? I'm running Windows 10 on a Lenovo Thinkpad.

 

Getting this error on everything

I'd suggest installing the latest directX.

Other than that, weird errors like that would make me want to format too.