In today's post, we will show you how to access and execute the Hardware and Devices convenience store, which seems to have been discouraged from Windows 10. Technically, the hardware and device troubleshooting tool has not been completely removed from the Windows 10 operating system as such. It was rather "buried" or hidden in Windows 10 v1809 or later.
This is because, after careful consideration of telemetry observation, Microsoft determined that the Hardware & Devices troubleshooter had the lowest daily usage and that it generally worked in tandem with other convenience stores. .
The list below lists the main hardware and most common hardware that requires troubleshooting:
- Keyboard.
- Bluetooth.
- Video playback.
- L & #39; s Audio.
- Printer.
- Internet connection.
- Drums.
Nevertheless, through the Windows online forums, one wonders about the situation, because it has solved some hardware problems.
A typical complaint from Windows 10 users about this missing problem-solving utility is highlighted below.
A user complains:
Without hardware detection, the port of my SD CARD port does not work! I still need to run the hardware / device troubleshooter to open the port on my SD card!
Another user complained:
Previously, the hardware / device troubleshooter was useful when the F2 and F3 brightness keys were no longer working temporarily. So, is there an alternative option now?
Troubleshooting hardware and missing devices
For Windows 10 users who still need this seemingly useful tool, do not despair, as there is a possible way to access this problem-solving tool.
You will need to run the troubleshooting utility using the command line. To call the troubleshooter, simply run the command prompt, then type or copy and paste the command below, then press Enter.
msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic
Once the convenience store has been displayed, you can now run the tool as usual.
That's all, guys!