troubleshooting
You can usually troubleshoot the problem by looking for a few commonly occurring causes.
She is lacking the proper computer skills and was unable to help me troubleshoot my issue.
I’d suggest posting the details and we can try to troubleshoot more easily.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Correcting and mending
calibration
clean (someone/something) up
correction
fiddle (around) with something
fine-tune
mess
reconstruct
reconstruction
recover
rectifiable
rectification
refine
remedy
revised
scratch
set/put the record straightidiom
smooth something away
smoothen
sort
sort something out

troubleshoot | Business English

troubleshoot
verb[ I or T ]
uk /ˈtrʌblˌʃuːt/ustroubleshot | troubleshot
to try to solve problems for a person or organization:
She meets daily with various stakeholders to troubleshoot any issues or potential problems.
to try to find the cause of a product or system not working correctly, especially one involving a piece of equipment or machine, and try to find the solution:
Service technicians will continue to learn about and troubleshoot the equipment.
The company's help site explains how to set up and troubleshoot your DSL modem.

troubleshooting

noun[ U ]
If you have any queries there is a menu for troubleshooting on the website.

Examples of troubleshoot

troubleshoot
Diagnosis and troubleshooting systems can acquire information regarding the system to be diagnosed directly from the device (on-line) or through human or electronic intermediaries (off-line).
We have classi®ed these into three main approaches namely, process-based troubleshooting, troubleshooting with qualitative representations and component-based troubleshooting.
Clear expositions at the beginning of the lesson helped to avoid the need for troubleshooting at a later stage.
Diagnosing and troubleshooting a problem typically involves three stages.
Depending on the application area, case-based diagnosis and troubleshooting systems will utilize a combination of reasoning methods.
327 general information that can change the optimal sequence of troubleshooting steps, and actions, which can solve the problem.
This technology naturally involves the integration of communication systems, position and navigation, process engineering, mapping, monitoring and troubleshooting utilities, and control and guidance systems.
The exper ts listed the actions and questions that they would usually per form when troubleshooting this error code over the telephone.
These are setting up for cutting, troubleshooting, and safety guidelines.
The initial knowledge in a diagnosis and troubleshooting application can be acquired through interviews with experts, or converted from existing documentation.
Diagnosis and troubleshooting systems do not exist in a vacuum.
When troubleshooting printing systems, it is more natural to assume a single fault than to assume independent faults.
Concern regarding provision of effective routine troubleshooting support.
The subsequent sessions involved only a review of progress, troubleshooting, verbal praise for progress achieved and setting new homework tasks.
Re-using problem solving experiences to diagnose and troubleshoot new failures allows one to fix faults much faster and more consistently.
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