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1. #TIMETAG TROUBLESHOOTING HOW TO#
2. #TIMETAG TROUBLESHOOTING DRIVER#
3. #TIMETAG TROUBLESHOOTING WINDOWS 10#
4. #TIMETAG TROUBLESHOOTING WINDOWS#

If your Windows desktop or laptop keyboard is not working properly and may be typing wrong characters, then run the built-in Keyboard Troubleshooter in Windows 11/10 to fix the problems automatically. If you don’t want to run the troubleshooter now, you can find it later by going to Start > Settings > System > Troubleshoot.

#TIMETAG TROUBLESHOOTING WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 devices configured to “Ask me before running” will receive a notification when new troubleshooting is available.Ĭlick or tap the notification to view the Troubleshoot settings page, where you can learn more about the problem and what the troubleshooter does.

Recommended troubleshooting notifications Note: Devices enrolled in the Windows Insider Program can’t select “Only fix critical problems for me".

You will not get notifications for known problems, and you will need to manually troubleshoot these problems on your device. Windows will automatically run critical troubleshooters but won’t recommend troubleshooting for other problems. You can review the problem and changes before running the troubleshooters. We’ll let you know when recommended troubleshooting is available. Windows will tell you after recommended troubleshooters have solved a problem so you know what happened. Windows will automatically run recommended troubleshooters for problems detected on your device without bothering you. Next, choose from the following options for "Recommended troubleshooter preferences": To change how recommended troubleshooting is run on your device, go to Start > Settings > System > Troubleshoot. If it’s a critical problem, we’ll automatically run the troubleshooter to fix the problem, otherwise we’ll let you decide what to do. These devices will be offered Microsoft’s recommended troubleshooting for the problem, while other devices that aren’t experiencing the problem won’t.

#TIMETAG TROUBLESHOOTING DRIVER#

Have the incompatible app or driver installed Have the specific version of Windows impacted by the bug installed We’ll use diagnostic data to identify devices that:

#TIMETAG TROUBLESHOOTING HOW TO#

Recommended troubleshooting works with either setting, but we might not be able to detect some problems on devices only sending required data. If you're only sending required data, you'll see the following message: "For more troubleshooters, share optional diagnostic data." For more information about diagnostic data and the differences between required and optional data, including how to change your selection, see diagnostics, feedback, and privacy in Windows.įor example, a feature might not work as designed in a specific version of Windows because of an incompatibility caused by a bug found after release. There are two levels of diagnostic data: required and optional. You must be connected to the internet to use recommended troubleshooting. We might determine that a problem is impacting a specific set of devices based on Windows version information, user feedback, error information, device settings, hardware configuration, and device capabilities such as installed apps and drivers. We’ll let you know when we can help, and you can choose to run the troubleshooter or ignore it. Windows 11 devices get recommended troubleshooting for problems we know about and problems found in diagnostic data sent to Microsoft. Critical troubleshooting happens automatically and can’t be turned off. Critical troubleshootingĬritical troubleshooting will automatically fix things like corrupt settings that keep critical services from running, make adjustments to work with your hardware, or make other specific changes required for Windows to operate with the hardware, apps, and settings you’ve selected. Unlike critical troubleshooters, recommended ones may change a setting you’ve personalized, so we’ll ask for your permission first. We’ll also recommend troubleshooting for other problems that aren’t critical to normal Windows operation but might impact your experience. In current Windows 11 builds, we'll automatically fix certain critical problems on your Windows device to keep it running smoothly.