Collect a diagnostic report for tech support
Create a local TXT and Markdown support report, redact common identifiers with Privacy Mode and review the result before sharing.
Open the support report guideWindows troubleshooting library
Windows diagnostic and troubleshooting guides
Start from the symptom, run the relevant read-only PowerShell module and use the generated evidence to narrow the next step. The toolkit reports state; it does not automatically repair or reconfigure Windows.
Windows application keeps crashing
Use Application Error, Windows Error Reporting, hang, BugCheck and recent dump metadata to confirm repeated failures.
Open the application crash guideWindows is using too much memory
Compare available physical memory, pagefile usage and top processes by working set without installing a monitoring agent.
Open the high memory guideWindows Update may need a restart
Inspect installed updates, reboot indicators and Windows Update related services without starting a scan or installing anything.
Open the pending reboot guideDisk space is low or disk health is unclear
List physical disk health and volume free-space percentages with a configurable low-space warning threshold.
Open the disk health guideWindows Firewall profiles are disabled
Check Domain, Private and Public firewall state together with Defender, Secure Boot, TPM and BitLocker context.
Open the Firewall guideWindows Time service is stopped
Inspect W32Time state, start mode, timezone, clock values, configured source, verbose status and optional events.
Open the time synchronization guideUnexpected default route or proxy
Compare route metrics, gateways, adapters, DNS, DHCP and WinINET or WinHTTP proxy context without changing the network stack.
Open the network route guidePrivacy reminder: use the combined runner with
-PrivacyMode before attaching a report to a public issue, forum or support request. Always inspect the final file manually.