Daily Unwanted Restarts

Run this one to Check if the Image can be repaired:

2. Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
CheckHealth also seems to Stall Out so just let it run.

Run this one to Repair the Image:
3. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

When I followed instructions at this link for DISM, the tool that downloaded Win10 wanted to install windows 10, so I canceled.
the restore looks for files to restore from, which I thought was what I spent an hour downloading.
How to use DISM command-line utility to repair a Windows 10 image | Windows Central

You may not need to download the image file, instead just run DISM.

Simple enough just to run the DISM like this:

Run this one to see if there is corruption:
1. Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
It appears to stall out, then appears to Stall Out again at 20% but let it keep going.

Run this one to Check if the Image can be repaired:
2. Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
CheckHealth also seems to Stall Out so just let it run.

Run this one to Repair the Image:
3. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Then, if wanted, you can run "sfc /scannow" again to verify.

If it can't be repaired then you would need to download the iso via the Media Creation Tool. It takes a long time to download one of these images so if you don't need it let's try to avoid that. I suspect you just chose the wrong Option during the Media Creation Tool Process. You will need to choose the ISO download instead.

"Iran this:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
All it said was the component store was repairable. Don't know whats next.
And repairing component store, fixes Windows ? Don't think so.
Also SFC /scannow found no corruption."

It's telling you right here that it is Repairable? Run it again like I showed you for starters, all three Commands.

AndreTen said:

@ksiemb, did you ever check what were the errors? You can quickly check in Releability history or Event viewer.
Whocrashed will give you more detailed view.
Viewer is too cryptic. and all Reliability tells me is Windows was not shut down properly. DUH I already know that !

-Could also be overheating. Check your temps with some temperature monitor.
-and turn off Fast startup, if you didn't yet.

Viewer is too cryptic. and all Reliability tells me is Windows was not shut down properly. DUH I already know that !

-Could also be overheating. Check your temps with some temperature monitor.
-and turn off Fast startup, if you didn't yet.[/QUOTE]

AndreTen said:

@ksiemb, did you ever check what were the errors? You can quickly check in Releability history or Event viewer.
Whocrashed will give you more detailed view.event viewer as always is too cryptic. and reliability history


-Could also be overheating. Check your temps with some temperature monitor.
-and turn off Fast startup, if you didn't yet.

Event Viewer too cryptic. Reliability History tells me Windows did not shut down properly. Hell, I already know that !

Reliability shows APPCRASH for adaptivesleepservice.exe each day that the Windows shutsdown and restarts

FunkMaster said:

You may not need to download the image file, instead just run DISM.

Simple enough just to run the DISM like this:







I ran the restore. End up with "source files cannot be found. Done with screwing around with stuff that don't work ! The scanhealth part sat at 40.8 % for over 1 hour. I decided to press enter key, and it began to proceed to completion. Go figure !

Run this one to see if there is corruption:
1. Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
It appears to stall out, then appears to Stall Out again at 20% but let it keep going.

Run this one to Check if the Image can be repaired:
2. Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
CheckHealth also seems to Stall Out so just let it run.

Run this one to Repair the Image:
3. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Then, if wanted, you can run "sfc /scannow" again to verify.

If it can't be repaired then you would need to download the iso via the Media Creation Tool. It takes a long time to download one of these images so if you don't need it let's try to avoid that. I suspect you just chose the wrong Option during the Media Creation Tool Process. You will need to choose the ISO download instead.

I ran the restore. End up with "source files cannot be found. Done with screwing around with stuff that don't work ! The scanhealth part sat at 40.8 % for over 1 hour. I decided to press enter key, and it began to proceed to completion. Go figure !