Desktop Operating Systems and Recovery

Hello, I am a total beginner to computers , well not a total beginner, I've taken a couple of classes but I'm certainly no tech and probably had no business in the Event Viewer because I have no idea what any of that stuff means, but none the less, somehow I ended up browsing through the logs on my computer's Event Viewer when I came across one that has me totally tripping! I already posted this question to Microsoft Community and was referred to you for help. So anyhow I have an HP Omen running Windows 10 and I was in Event Viewer>Administrative Events> of which there were 2,284 events>Error>Event 80>HP Active Health. Under the General Tab it read "SECURITY WARNING- Unable to deserialize super secret file hashes. Will assume evil is afoot- all Validate 0 calls will return DOESNT_MATCH at HP. Active Health. Commons. Security. Hash Store. Loadhashesfromfile0" 

Log Name:  Application

Source:  HP Active Health                       Logged: 10/28/2018 9:55:41 AM

Event ID:  80                                               Task Category:  None

Level:  Error                                                Keywords:  Classic

User:  N/A                                                   Computer: DESKTOP-71N5B3J

Op Code:

Can someone please help me decode this, or tell me that I am tripping for no reason. Or do I have a good reason to be tripping? The wording is crazy (I think)!!!  Any help would really be appreciated. 

Thank you.

esther2112