Why would you need to put your laptop to sleep when you're already using SSD
Windows + SSD bootup is really fast

I would understand people would do this in the past when we are still using HDD, but with the fast loading time on SSD, sleep is no longer required

Anyway, about your SSD, I believe the controller may be dead & there's nothing you can do about it
You can try plugging in that SSD on another computer to see if it can boot fine, if it does, then maybe the SATA controller on your laptop is dying
If it doesn't, then it's definitely the SSD

Lenovo Y580 was launched in 2012 which means your laptop would be between 6 ~ 7 years old. It's understandable if the SATA controller is also deteriorating

Also, make sure to disable this function the next time you are in Windows after replacing the SSD / replacing the laptop



This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 12 2019, 08:12 PM

Can you boot into Windows with that HDD?

Then that simply means your SSD is dead, just have to replace it
Although there's not a lot of choices of mSATA SSD nowadays since most manufacturers have stopped producing mSATA SSD
Get Samsung 860 EVO. It's expensive but it's the only mSATA SSD that has DRAM Cache now

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 12 2019, 11:28 PM