What I've found on that error is that it usually relates to outdated drivers or a program you may have recently installed.
Go into Device Manager /View/Show hidden devices and expand all of the main hardware items - right click on them and select Update driver software and for it to search on line.
Do the same for System Devices.
This may also help with Skype not recognising your camera.
In addition to that, open a Command Prompt (Admin) and if using a HDD and not a SSD, enter -
chkdsk /r
Enter y when prompted and then enter shutdown /r /t 00 to effect an immediate reboot and wait for it to do its thing.
When the machine reboots on completion, go Start - type eventvwr and press enter when it comes up.
Ensure that Event Viewer (Local) is highlighted in the left pane - if it isn't then just click on it.
When it has read the data, expand Windows Logs then click on Application/Action/Find and type chkdsk into the Find box and press enter.
Cancel the Find box and read the log in the scrollable pane below.
Other than what else it reports, you are looking to see if it reports any KBs in bad sectors.
If it does then it is advisable to create a system image immediately onto external media in preparation for complete failure.
If the chkdsk comes back clean then open another Command Prompt (Admin) and enter these cmds to see what they report and if there's any improvement after.
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
sfc /scannow
Enter exit to close the cmd window and let me know what they report.