I would suspect:
# an issue with the HDD/SDD
# an issue with corrupt system files
Run CHKDSK for all partitions on the drive.
Run SFC /SCANNOW
Do this by opening a CMD (or POWERSHELL) window as ADMIN
Click Start and type ***CMD*** or ***POWERSHELL***. Rt Click the highlighted result and select ***RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR***
In the DOS window that opens type ***CHKDSK C:*** => this will run it so you can see if there are any errors.
If there are errors detected, then you must run ***CHKDSK C: /f*** => this will ask you if you want to run it at the next reboot. Answer Y, then reboot the computer. This may take a long time if there are serious errors on the drive == like overnight. Let it complete. It will reboot when complete.
If you have other partitions, you can run ***CHKDSK D: /f*** ......etc. and it will run without reboot.
After that is complete type ***SFC /SCANNOW*** => this will usually take a lot longer than chkdsk.
That should fix any system issues. If SFC says it found errors but could not fix them, then you must run DISM
Type ***DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth***