Ever faced this situation? All these issues can be pretty frustrating at times if you have no clue about networking. Fortunately, Windows 7 comes with a built-in Network Diagnostics tool that can be used to repair a troubling network connection. To start the diagnostic click on Start button and type in fix network in the search box. You’ll see a bunch of options showing up. Click on the one that says Find and fix networking and connection problems. Once the troubleshooting window appears, click on advance option and run the program again as an administrator. You may also check apply repairs automatically if you want to solve the problem without any interruption Select the type of connection you want to diagnose for troubleshooting and click on next. Windows will now try to find problem with the network connectivity. Windows network diagnostics is very effective for common network problems like DNS or Proxy troubleshoot and the chance of finding a solution is good enough but if the tool fails to find any effective solution to your problem you can take either of the following steps.
You can either contact Microsoft online support and get your problem solved or use system restore tool to restore your computer to an earlier time before all the problem started or call your local tech guy and let him have a look at your networking issues as a final resort
My Verdict
Windows Network Diagnostics tool is a decent approach to find and fix common network problems. It must be used before you call anyone for help. Believe me, it can also save you from one those embarrassing situations when you called up the guy to fix the problem and he just came in and changes the IP address or computer name in case of a conflict and charge you a good sum of money as a service charge. The above article may contain affiliate links which help support Guiding Tech. However, it does not affect our editorial integrity. The content remains unbiased and authentic.
