This is interesting, but not up to the usual level of knowledge that most DC articles have – I realize that is because this is pretty heavy lifting, but I’m still a little surprised.
I don’t mean to come across as negative or judgmental, but it would be really great if someone who truly, deeply understood this could provide more information.
Ultimately, I suspect a “Norton” or “McAfee” type company will have to create a tool that takes this data and automates the fixing of some of this info. I suspect there is far too much being reported and too much going on to really use this data for general housekeeping.
I would think the real value in this would be if you are having a problem that you cannot get to the bottom of and this might finally give you the information you are looking for – especially with an intermittent problem.
Thanks for sharing this – I’d love for DC to dig deeper into this one and try to give us more info.
After reading both articles, what are your questions that are still left unanswered? We will take them seriously, and see how we can come back with at least one more article.
Useful tool. Thanks for sharing. I had no idea that it even existed. I see one OneDrive crashes in there. I will try to use the info provided to troubleshoot.
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This is interesting, but not up to the usual level of knowledge that most DC articles have – I realize that is because this is pretty heavy lifting, but I’m still a little surprised.
I don’t mean to come across as negative or judgmental, but it would be really great if someone who truly, deeply understood this could provide more information.
Ultimately, I suspect a “Norton” or “McAfee” type company will have to create a tool that takes this data and automates the fixing of some of this info. I suspect there is far too much being reported and too much going on to really use this data for general housekeeping.
I would think the real value in this would be if you are having a problem that you cannot get to the bottom of and this might finally give you the information you are looking for – especially with an intermittent problem.
Thanks for sharing this – I’d love for DC to dig deeper into this one and try to give us more info.
Hello Tom,
Thanks for sharing your elegant feedback. Highly appreciated. 😉
Did you also read: How to use Diagnostic Data Viewer and see what data Windows 10 sends to Microsoft.
After reading both articles, what are your questions that are still left unanswered? We will take them seriously, and see how we can come back with at least one more article.
Cheers!
Useful tool. Thanks for sharing. I had no idea that it even existed. I see one OneDrive crashes in there. I will try to use the info provided to troubleshoot.