I think the dism command was complaining that some of the drivers that it was checking were drivers from the motherboard vendor and these drivers are not in the hidden backup directory on the machine. normally that would be just a warning but one of the drivers it thinks was corrupted so when it tried to restore the driver if first went to the driver store and it was not there then it tried to get it by online version and it was not there. you will want to install the motherboard drivers your self from the dell website.
(it should be a intel storage driver)
was windows 10 directly installed by dell or was this a windows 8.1 machine that was updated?
machine info:
Vendor Dell Inc.
BIOS Version A11
BIOS Release Date 07/09/2015
Product Name XPS 8700
Product 0KWVT8
Version A03
Chassis Type Desktop
Processor Version Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4430 CPU @ 3.00GHz
Processor Voltage 8fh - 1.5V
External Clock 100MHz
Max Speed 3000MHz
Current Speed 3000MHz
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is the windows update service turned off?
Isaiah_T :
johnbl :
my guess would be you have a audio driver corrupting memory. I would update the motherboard drivers, go into windows control panel, and disable any audio sources that don't have speakers connected to them. reboot into BIOS and reset it back to defaults and reconfigure it.
I would also run cmd.exe as an admin, then run
sfc.exe /scannow
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
(just in case your storage driver has a malware infection)
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first bugcheck was related to a storage driver (looks like it was doing a RAID call)
stack look like something wrote data over it. (memory address was 75)
the second bugcheck was in usbaudio with a corrupted stack that had a error code 0xc0000120 written over it.
The I/O request was canceled was the error code.
I did the sfc.exe /scannow and it said I had corrupt files but when I ran dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth it could not find the source of the repair (error 87), the DISM log it gave me will be below. I disabled all audio devices that don't have a speaker and reset my BIOS to default.
DISM Log: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Av5irfClhdOdqXQdpkdo7cQNVK4c