What is Troubleshooting and how it can be solved
Troubleshooting is a process to solve a particular
problem that occurs due to the malfunction of a program or application or system.
What it does is, diagnoses the part from where the
problem is occurring and then solve it to make the process or product
operational again. When a system is not giving the desired output or there is
undesirable behaviour then troubleshooting is needed to identify the symptom and
to eliminate the potential cause of the problem. Troubleshooting can be done
automatic or manual. The one who does troubleshooting is known as a troubleshooter.
Take for example:
You are connected to Wi-Fi and you use it
frequently, but one day for some reason the Wi-Fi is not connecting to the PC
you are using so you restart your Wi-Fi router but still, it is not connecting. Then
you open Wi-Fi settings in your PC and you can find an option Network and
Sharing Center, when you click on that option there you can find
troubleshoot problems.
After detecting problems it will ask you to select one
option from the related issue you are facing
After selecting the first option it will again start
to diagnose
After the diagnose is finished it will show you what
was the cause of the problem and it will fix it
This is just a glance at how troubleshooting is done.
NOTE: - These are
manual steps; in some cases, troubleshooting is done automatically by the
system.
There are few steps in troubleshooting:
- Identify where the symptom is, what kind of issue it is causing
- Gather information regarding the cause or symptom. Make sure it is not causing any particular harm to the system.
- Then find the cause and the area it is affecting.
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