I ran into some interesting things looking into your problem. I tried to boot a live CD of Slako64 Puppy and got messages that the NTFS hibernation partition could not be mounted. I looked that up and found that if you push the shift key when you click shutdown that it clears it away and the computer shuts down immediately after the colored splash screen with the revolving circle of dots goes black. I guess it isn't collecting whatever data it needs for sleep. I am also guessing your error message is correct in that your computer can't access the hibernation partition and thinks your hard drive is bad. Your computer was mentioned along with several others as being problem children with coming out of sleep. That could very well be a bios update problem in combination with your SSD. The partitioning on my SSD looks more like a Raid Array than a standard hard drive. I seem to remember doing repeated hard shut downs until I got a message asking if I wanted to remove the hibernation information with these problems in the past. I still can't find anything definitive to tell you about how to fix it. Try booting with a win 10 DVD (https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2880-open-command-prompt-boot-windows-10-a.html#option1) Use option 2. At the command prompt type in "powercfg.exe /h off" without the quotes and press enter. Type exit remove the DVD and reboot. That might get you out of the problem.