Windows 11 Problems – How to use the troubleshooter
Troubleshooter settings
1. Click the “Start” button and click “Settings” in the Start.
2. When the settings are displayed, click the item “Troubleshooting tools”.
3. When the troubleshooter is displayed, click the “selection box” in the recommended settings of the troubleshooter to set it.
Troubleshooting tool settings and description
This setting allows you to automatically run the troubleshooter when Windows 11 detects a problem, or optionally decide whether to display a confirmation and run it.
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Run automatically, do not notify
The troubleshooter automatically runs and does not notify you when a problem is detected.
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Run automatically and then notify me
When a problem is detected, the troubleshooter automatically runs and notifies you of the results.
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Confirm before execution
Prompt to run the troubleshooter when a default recommendation problem is detected.
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do nothing
No troubleshooters or checks do anything when problems are detected.
Recommended troubleshooting history
This troubleshooting history does not include manual troubleshooting runs. When problems are detected and automated troubleshooting is performed, a record is kept as history.
Solve the problem by running the troubleshooter
Here, the execution method is explained using Windows Update troubleshooting as an example. Items that can be troubleshooted are introduced in the next section. 1. Click “More Troubleshooters”.
2. Click “Run” on the item you want to solve the problem to start troubleshooting.
3. “Detecting problems” will be displayed, then “Solving problems” will be displayed, and it will progress to “Detecting other problems”, so wait as it is.
4.Troubleshooter has finished running
After the troubleshooter has finished running, you will see a screen telling you that a problem was detected and fixed , or that a problem could not be identified and could not be fixed .
The troubleshooter found a problem and fixed it
When ” Troubleshooting is complete ” is displayed, it means that the problem was detected and the repair was completed. If you want to know more about the problem, click View Details. Click “Next” to return to the previous screen.
Click Detection Details for more details.
The troubleshooter did not identify the problem and did not fix it
If ” Could not identify the problem ” is displayed, the repair has not been performed. The troubleshooting tool does not identify the problem and cannot be repaired. In this case, run the troubleshooter again to see if it can be fixed. If the problem is caused by a Windows system malfunction, it may be resolved by executing a system check and automatic repair with the command.