Windows 10: periodic Non- System disk error when computer wakes from sleep mode

I recently installed windows 10 on my HP z210. Everything seems to work after some driver updates, but occasionally when I have put the computer in sleep mode, I return to see it awake displaying the "non-system disk error" screen. It wont go past this, but when I power off it boots normally. My boot sequence is correct, and no removable media is present. I do have an SSD system disk and a regular hard drive for backups. Various drive utilities tell me that my SSD is healthy, and it is less than 1 year old. Any ideas on what could be causing this. or if it could be indicative of some kind of pending drive failure?

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The "D" drive goes away after my computer goes to sleep for the night

When i go to sleep i put my computer to sleep but when it wakes up the d drive goes away. It does not do it when i put it to sleep for short period just from long periods I've set of "turn off disk after 0 minutes" in power options.

 

My Windows 10 computer won't go to sleep, the computer would sleep during windows 7 install build

When i schedule a sleep for the computer after the monitor switches off, the computer never enters sleep mode, it will sleep only if i manually initiate it to start sleep mode, interestingly sometimes when i deliberate sleep mode the computer will wake itself
autonomously after a few minutes or an hour.

I have gone into device manager and unticked for all mouse and keyboard devices "allow this device to wake the computer". I have disabled tasks in task scheduler from running every time period, they are scheduled to run at a specific time in the day only.

The background applications that I have running are: "System Explorer" "One Drive" "Fraps" "AsusAudioCenter" "Adobe Acrobat Update Service" "Nvidia Backend, Capture Server, Geforce ExperienceService, Network Service, Network Stream Service, Performance Service,
Settings , Streamer" "MSI_SuperCharger" "TecknetM008 (Mouse driver)"

I've tried the computer in safe mode and the computer will go to sleep when it's scheduled to. I'm not sharing the media on my computer with any other devices, I have configured power options to allow sleep to initialize at all costs, with options "allow
computer to sleep", disabled wake timers, I have USB selective suspend turned on.

My other question is could there be a script that's running on the computer preventing it from initiating sleep mode?

 

It is not a SSD issue. Something is causing this problem when it is in S3 state. You can go into a Command Window and pull the last sleep report with powercfg. Otherwise, try rolling back to previous Restore point and see if that solves it.

If you have the HP toys still on the computer, I would suggest going to microsoft.com and download the Windows 10 AU ISO and burn to a DVD. Then use that to do a clean install with none of the HP garbage installed.