Fix Windows 10/11 problems with the Troubleshooter

When using Windows 10 or Windows 11, errors may suddenly occur or the system may stop working as expected.

In such cases, many people may feel at a loss as to what to do because they don't know the cause.

In such cases, a convenient feature called the Troubleshooting Tool built into Windows can be useful.

This tool can automatically diagnose and repair various issues, including Windows Update, Internet connection, and audio playback.

Even those who are new to computers can easily operate it, so be sure to give it a try.

How to open and use the troubleshooting tool

How to open it in Windows 10

1. Press Windows Key + I to open Settings.

2. Click "Update & Security".

3. Click "Troubleshooting" on the left.

4. Click on "Additional troubleshooting" on the right.

5. Now click on the problematic item and click on the "Run the troubleshooter" button.

How to open it in Windows 11

1. Press Windows Key + I to open Settings.

2. Click "Troubleshooting" on the right.

3. Click on “More troubleshooters”.

4.Click the "Run" button to the right of the problematic item.

How to use the troubleshooting tool

The procedure for using the troubleshooting tool is almost the same in Windows 10 and Windows 11, so we will explain it using Windows 11 screens.

1. For example, if you cannot connect to the Internet, click the "Run" button to the right of "Internet Connection."

2. The message "Detecting problems" will be displayed, so please wait for a while.

3. Click "Troubleshoot your Internet connection."

4. The message "Connecting to http://www.microsoft.com" will be displayed, but please proceed as is.

5. After a while, the problem will be detected, so please check the details.

If you look at the image below (problem found), you can see that it says "Ethernet 3 adapter is disabled."

6. We will continue with the repairs, so click "Run these repair methods as administrator."

7. Once the repair is complete, "Resolved" will appear to the right of "Ethernet 3 adapter is disabled."

In the image below, the network adapter is automatically enabled and can connect to the Internet.

The troubleshooting tool is easy to use even for computer novices, and it automatically detects and solves problems, so please try it if you encounter any problems.

Detect and resolve all your Win10/Win11 device and hardware issues