Today the events are all good 'information' only. Windows update was paused after the DISM run two days ago. Whatever the issue, it seems to have righted itself.
Background My last Inspiron worked well up until a sneeze of coffee upset the keyboard. It is now 'retired' in a dock replacing my Windows 7 desktop machine.  Three days ago initial configuration of the 7630 went well until I tried to run Dell Support Assist and Dell Update, neither of which would run. Being somewhat experienced fixing problems, I downloaded Support Assist from the Dell website but while there, did a scan for then installed available updates. There were quite a few. They all seemed to install successfully, including a BIOS update. It ran with the usual restart required and ensure connected to power outlet. I restarted. BIOS did not flash. I installed Support Assist. All updates had installed with the exception of the BIOS update, which was flagged as restart pending. I restarted. BIOS did not flash. I again checked Dell update to find the same status and restarted again.  BIOS still did not flash. I manually downloaded the BIOS update file from the Dell website and ran it. This time BIOS flashed on restart. Phew! Thinking all was well, I started the very long process of de-installing unwanted apps and installing required then tinkering with settings. I started getting lengthy time-outs with no key press or mouse click causing a response. Shows I am getting errors and a lot of warnings. Some examples are attached below. My question Bearing in mind Dell software was obviously corrupt during the configuration and DISM restore health fixed four other issues (SFC /scannow now finds no problems), should I persist trying to repair errors, reset the system back to factory settings and try again or send the laptop back? Oh, I also ran extensive versions of troubleshooting via the SupportAssist app, which detected no problems. [IMAGE]Not sure what this means[IMAGE]Time outs[IMAGE]Shadow copy not working  
Inspiron 7630 2-in-1 issues from new