In Win7/Win8.1/Win10, after the program stops working, the system will automatically report the problem and find a solution. By default, Windows 10 collects problem description information and generates error reports. This report contains the name of the program that caused the error, the date and time the error occurred, and the program version.
When the report is sent, it will allow Windows 10 to notify the user if a solution is available. Users can also manually check whether existing reporting issues have been resolved. The specific methods are as follows:
1. Execute the following command during operation:
rundll32.exe werconcpl.dll,LaunchErcApp -updatecheck
2. At this time, the system will start the solution search process. If there is a result, the system will notify the user.
If you want to query and determine the issues involved in the error report, you can use the following command to enter the error report query page:
control.exe /name Microsoft.ActionCenter /page pageSignoff
After running, open the "Check Solution" page to query specific problems, as shown below -
Although many users are not used to using this function, it is, after all, Microsoft's built-in official problem-solving method. Proper use of this function can still help users solve computer problems.
