DST short hard drive failed, code 64XTPH - 00078 M-X87SXG-60RW03

I experienced detention and the system freezes on my Compaq CQ2909EO desktop. Guarantee was completed two weeks ago, and unsurprisingly the problems started almost immediately after that. He went so far, that I was forced to do a check disk onto another computer with Freecom Dock. Quite a few errors have been resolved, so I installed the drive in my Compaq and method to rearm the system settings and reinstall Win 8. I was able to do the reinstall without problem, but when running Windows updates the system froze again. It crashes every time, the first thing that can happen is the HARD drive light on the front turns off. I knew what to look for in the event log and found half a dozen events like this:

Event ID 129 - storachi - Reset device, \Device\RaidPort0, has been published

So I installed the HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI and he ran. Everything seems to be ok, but short drive self test (DST) fails with code 64XTPH - 00078 M-X87SXG-60RW03. Does that mean I have a defective hard drive, or possibly a faulty controller? I need to know whether to buy a new player or a whole new non-HP-rendering (more under warranty, please) computer.

A hard drive DST error usually indicates that the hard disk has failed or is subject to fail and will have to replaced. After replacing the hard drive, please use the support of HP recovery, you created earlier to return the computer to a factory State.

If you create your HP recovery media when you first set up your computer, please contact the official support of HP in your region / country, via the HP portal to support all over the world, to see if the HP recovery support is available for your computer.

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