If you elect to perform an automated fix, the recovery actions that are performed by the fix are entered into the log file created by the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant. To view this log file and the recovery actions performed during a scenario, please follow these steps. On the last screen of the scenario, check Open the log file folder after clicking Submit , complete the survey, and then select Submit. In the pop-up window, open the most recently created log file. Search the log file for "Recovery,".
Repeat the search for "Recovery," until you reach the end of the log file. The following troubleshooting scenarios in the app can be run without a Microsoft account, or the work or school account you use with Office:. If you're an administrator and want to install and start the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant from a shared location on a network instead of the default internet location don't use the download link in this article. Instead, follow the steps in this article on docs.
We now have the capability to run Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant scenarios using a command-line. For more information, read this article on docs. We're sorry, but we don't have a version of the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant that can be installed on a Mac. However, the Outlook for Mac scenario in the app can troubleshoot some issues that occur on your Mac even though the app is installed on a Windows PC.
You'll need an internet connection to download, install, and use the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant. Select Remove the application from this computer , and then click OK. When you reach the end of a scenario in the app you're shown a screen where you're asked if we fixed your problem. Select any of the top three options to have the remaining questions in the screen displayed.
You can enter your feedback into the box at the bottom of the screen. Microsoft uses the telemetry data to improve customer experiences and to monitor the health of the application. The amount of telemetry data collected differs with different scenarios. A copy of the telemetry information is saved in a local log file by SaRA. To view the log file, follow these steps:. Telemetry data is collected and uploaded to the uploadlogs folder in the Local Disk C:.
To access this folder, use one of the following methods:. To view the information about a log file, double-click and open the file. The log files include comprehensive information such as SessionID, TimeStamp, and Office applications on the affected system. The collected information is completely anonymous, and it does not trace back to you in any form. The following is the definition of some fields that are collected as part of the telemetry data:. It may be used to identify usage trends of the Office application while keeping the data anonymous.
When you run a scenario in Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant SaRA , some log files may be created and you will be given an opportunity to send these files to Microsoft. The only time you would want to send log files from SaRA to Microsoft is when you are working with Microsoft Support and the log files need to be reviewed. The following image is an example screen where log files are collected during a scenario and there are options to view the log files and to send the logs to Microsoft.
Note, if you are not signed into SaRA when you click Send, you will be prompted to sign in. If you are unable to sign in, your log files will not be sent to Microsoft. The table below provides information such as scenario type, data collection source, data collection path and data collection files.
EndsWith ". Contains Environment. MachineName or fileName. Contains "c2rintegrator" or fileName. Joined Jul 26, Messages 0. Many times it would run and run, never detecting anything. But firing up a game or even giving Furmark a run would result in immediate artifacting and instabilities. As XSA mentioned, give the Furmark stability test a shot, or fire up your favorite games for an extended gaming session, to really see how stable your overclocks are Odd cause I could run ATiTool with unstable clocks and it would artifact within 5 seconds and I would never see anything in furmark.
I'm not using a 4xxx series or a GTX2xx series so atitool works for me. Now with more mhz! For artifacts, the latest games or the best for testing or 3D Mark , since they use complex rendering.
Guess only W1zzard could confirm that. You do not have to do anything else, accessing this tool is as simple as opening the AMD Radeon software and running the test, so if you own an AMD graphic, now you have it easier than ever to be able to verify that it works properly and even to monitor its parameters.
Remember that this test puts the graph to the maximum, and that it is not a situation of conventional use. This can bring instability in the system, something that may be normal if you were overclocking but not so if the graph was with the stock values. Therefore, if for example you were receiving blue screens while playing and you still receive them when using this AMD test, then you will know that something is not working well on your graph and you will already know where to start investigating the problem … and for that precisely too you will always have in view the temperature and fan speed values, for example.
Also with this test you will be able to see if the noise emitted by the fans is normal, or if the graph gets to a dangerous temperature … again a sign that either it does not work properly, or it is time to do some maintenance, Starting with a complete cleaning and, if necessary, even change the thermal paste since this is something that, when you have been using a device for years, you will have to do at some point.
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