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This article is about how to use the new recommended troubleshooting function to automatically solve the Windows 10 problem. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

You should install the most recent Win10 May 2019 update, if it is not already installed. This update has a cool new feature that recommends troubleshooting to make it easier to diagnose and resolve common PC problems.

The recommended troubleshooting features automatically identify and fix critical PC problems, and even recommend minor changes that users can make to improve the overall performance of PC, such as closing or uninstalling dangerous applications, updating drivers, deleting unnecessary files, and so on. At the very least, it should reduce the time users may spend browsing Internet search results pages to figure out why their systems are slow, or why their Internet connections are losing.

We will show you how to enable recommended troubleshooting and explain the various ways in which you can adjust feature settings.

How to open the troubleshooting recommended by Win10

Win10 will automatically perform any critical fixes it finds, but when recommended troubleshooting is enabled, users will be able to let their PC handle non-critical changes on their own.

Click the Quick launch icon or press Windows to display the start menu

-- Click the tooth profile setting shortcut.

Go to Privacy > Diagnostics and feedback > "recommended troubleshooting"

-- turn the recommended troubleshooting slider to "on".

From here, you will be able to select the default behavior for Windows to handle any recommended fixes:

Ask me before resolving the problem: Windows will send you a desktop notification when a problem is found and ask you if / how to fix the problem. This is the default behavior.)

Fix the problem for me without asking: all fixes will be done automatically and no notification will be sent to you before or after. Windows will automatically apply what it considers to be the solution.

Let me know when the problem is resolved: same as above, but Windows will send a notification as soon as the problem is resolved.

Fix key issues only for me: only key fixes will be applied, and the rest will be ignored. You will not receive any notification.

As long as the recommended troubleshooting feature is enabled, you can go to Settings > Privacy > Diagnostics and feedback > recommended troubleshooting, and then click View History to view a list of recommended fixes and a history of any changes. You can then browse the chronological list of all fixes that Windows has made or recommended, and whether they have successfully resolved the problem. This is also useful if the problem is not resolved even after applying the patch recommended by Windows, or if you miss / forget the previous notification.

We should note that if you set recommended troubleshooting to fix only critical issues, or if you have turned off the feature completely, you can still get the recommended fix manually using the built-in troubleshooting option in Diagnostic&. Feedback settings page. You will be asked to select the nature of the problem that is running manual troubleshooting (such as Internet connection, hardware, etc.), and then click "run troubleshooting". Windows will provide you with what it thinks is the solution-just like automatic recommendation. However, these manual scans are not saved in the troubleshooting history for future reference.

This is how to use the new recommended troubleshooting feature to automatically solve Windows 10 problems. The editor believes that there are some knowledge points that we may see or use in our daily work. I hope you can learn more from this article. For more details, please follow the industry information channel.

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