Windows 10: Problems with Response from DISM

I am running a desktop HP Pavilion 500-123ea, 8 GB memory running Windows 10 (originally Windows 8). The computer frequently freezes/crashes.

The sfc/scannow fails to complete.

I have been getting conflicting results from DISM. When I run 'CheckHealth' it says 'The component source is repairable.'

When I run 'Restorehealth' in DISM it says there is an error 0x800f081f and that 'The source files could not be found'. I am referred to the link 'go microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkId=243077' which doesn't seem to go anywhere.

I realise I've posted before, and appreciate all received advice, but has anyone encountered this sort of problem before?

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This is from the tutorial forum. DISM - Repair Windows 10 Image - Windows 10 Forums . Try using Option 1 part six of the tutorial.

 

Thanks for that. Will see how it goes.

 

Do you have a source file? The install.esd file downloaded with Media Creation Tool will not work. I recommend downloading the ISO from Tech Bench and using the install.wim file in that ISO:
Tech Bench

 

This is not dissimilar from other advice I received. Doesn't seem to be an obvious source file at least but I will look at the Tech Bench ISO download, maybe some time tomorrow. Thanks.

 

What were you using for a source file?

 

I thought I would do the TechBench download to a clean USB stick, as per doc 'Windows 10 ISO Download' for a .wim file.

 

That's exactly right.

 

My question was actually what were using for a source file when you got the error: