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I got a blue screan with a stop code: NTFS File System and the computer continues to shutdown and restart. I did a system check and got a hardware failure ID: MOAAFHH-75M8JC-9XMM6J-60VN03
Product ID: F3E09AA#ABA

What can I do? Please help.
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> stop code: NTFS File System 

> I did a system check and got a hardware failure ID,

 

Unfortunately for you, your disk-drive is in an "imminent failure" status.  It must be replaced.

 

Was your computer originally shipped with Windows 8.1 pre-installed? It was first manufactured in January 2014.

 

And, you later took the free upgrade to Windows 10?

 

From: http://support.hp.com/ca-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-23-h000-TouchSmart-All-in-One-Desktop-PC...

 

it seems that HP will no longer supply a "System Recovery Set" (usually on one USB memory-stick) that would allow you to re-install the original Windows 8.1 onto a replacement disk-drive.

 

You might try:  www.computersurgeons.com  -- they may have that media available for purchase.

 

Or, since you were running Windows 10, you have been granted a "digital entitlement" to reinstall Windows 10.

See: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10

for a free download of Windows 10.

When you are asked to enter a 25-character product-key, click "I do not have one".

This will use your entitlement to activate Windows 10.

 

After installing, use that above 'support.hp.com' web-site to download any device-drivers for the HP-specific device-drivers.  Note that Windows Update may also download those device-drivers.

 

Finally, even though Windows will not successfully boot from your current disk-drive, it may be possible to connect it to another computer as a "slave" disk-drive, and to copy all your personal files from it, onto an external disk-drive (or USB memory-stick) and then to copy those files onto your new disk-drive.

 

 

 

 

 

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