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If the Steam library folder on your PC is set to read-only, you're likely to get a disk write error while downloading or updating a game. (its a permissions issue with ur game folder)
(option 1)
type CMD into your windows search, right click on the command prompt app and run as admin.
if the game is on your C drive, the command will look like chkdsk c: /f /r /x
the /x will dismount the drive. if the game is on the same drive as windows, you'll be promted that you need to reboot for it to work. This is the most efficient way to fix a drive with bad sectors/corrupt data.
chkdsk cross-references the directory of files with the file system to verify that they match. It’s just a diagnostic and doesn’t try to fix anything.
chkdsk /f fixes any structural issues with the file system and directory, correcting inconsistencies between the two.
chkdsk /r searches for corrupted parts of the physical hard drive (while also running chkdsk /f) and tries to recover the data there to put it in a part of the drive that isn’t damaged.
chkdsk /x dismounts a drive so that it can be checked and fixed. Running this command also runs /f.
chkdsk /v shows the path and name of all files while running a check.
(option 2)
it could be prefetch data or game updates that have bad paths or old data.
delete windows prefetch with game closed.
uninstall, reboot, reinstall.
(additional)
it wouldn't hurt to do option 2, then 1, and would assure that no other issues pop up. at least till the next update or 2 (potentially)