Windows is a complex operating system that can run many processes and programs simultaneously. Because it is so complicated to run, it can have problems from time to time and a little diagnostic run can help these issues.
So, what are these “issues”? The issues could be with the CPU, the memory, the storage, the battery, or some other part of the system.
Windows has some diagnostic tools that can help you determine what’s wrong and fix it. These tools work with different parts of the system and give detailed information about how the parts are doing.
Here are some Windows tools you can use to check your system and get an idea of how it works.
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Occasionally, Windows Memory Diagnostics could help you figure out why your computer is running slowly, freezing, or hanging or if it isn’t running as well as it should. This Windows program checks the RAM for errors and tells you about them.
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On Windows, there isn’t a visual way to tell how healthy your device’s battery is. But still you have a powercfg command line interface that can figure out what’s wrong with the battery and show you details like how much it’s being used, how much it can hold, how many times it’s been used, etc.
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