Troubleshooting

[Kit]

Troubleshooting is the process of diagnosing the source of a problem. It is used to fix problems with hardware, software, and many other products. The basic theory of troubleshooting is that you start with the most general (and often most obvious) possible problems, and then narrow it down to more specific issues.

Many product manuals have a Troubleshooting section in the back of the manual. This section contains a list of potential problems, which are often phrased in the form of a question. For example, if your your computers monitor is not producing an image, you may be asked to answer the following troubleshooting questions:

Troubleshooting is something we all have to do at some point, though some of us have to troubleshoot product problems more often than others. The good news is that, the more you do it, the more you learn and the better you get at fixing problems. Since many products have similar troubleshooting steps, you may find that after awhile, you dont even need the manual to find solutions to the problems you encounter.

[Sonia]

too [shoot] [trouble] at [people]

[Couch Potatoe]

Working to [repair] an [issue] to a problem

Making something thats not working as desired work again
The trouble with [troubleshooting] is that trouble shoots back!

[Sonia]

when your [shooting] dope and you just cant find [a GOD] DAMN [VEIN]. FUCK!

[Sarah]

Own [Loves] [troubleshooting], he troubleshoots his troubleshooting [obsession]

[Marquetta]

discovering why something does not work effectively and making suggestions about how to improve it: