Error Hard Disk 1

I Got failure id : PLJL0X-68J737-MFPX1F-60D503
 On product ID : B6X40EA#ABV
             Hard Disk 1
Any one know what's the solution Plz ?
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Basically, your hard drive needs to be replaced. Backup all of your data and call HP to have them replace it if its under warranty. If it is not, I can recommend some parts for you. Its relatively easy and takes about 30 mins to install the HDD and an hour to do the OS Install.

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