It could mean the SSD is faulty but not necessarily; it could just mean a DPC associated with storport.sys is waiting on something else. I think we probably should look at a trace to hopefully get an idea of what's going on.
If you want to try capturing a trace, download the Windows 10 SDK installer from
here and just select the
Windows Performance Toolkit option for installation. Once it's installed you'd need to start an xperf trace, use the system as you normally would to capture instances of the problem happening, stop the trace, and make it available in a reply. Probably the easiest way to do so would be to use the batch file in the attached zip. So, extract the zip, right-click the
TraceCPU.cmd file and select
Run as administrator. Press a key to start the trace, use the computer in a way that will cause the glitches, and then press a key again to stop the trace. It should create a file called
trace.etl on the Desktop. Assuming that works, please make the trace available for download in a reply. You'll likely need to upload it to a cloud drive or file sharing service and make a download link available rather than uploading it to the Sysnative server.
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