When Windows is "searching for a solution to the problem", for example after a crash or something
1. What exactly is it doing? Where is it searching, and what exactly is it searching for!?
2. IS it looking for a solution at all - or is it merely pretending to, in a sortof scam-of-the-decade?
3. Has it ever been able to find a solution to a problem since its implementation? At all? Ever?
IF SO
What on earth kind of problem would you experience - that windows would search for a solution to - FIND a solution to - and actually FIX?
Experiencing this rare treat would be one of the "things to do before you die"
1. What exactly is it doing? Where is it searching, and what exactly is it searching for!?
2. IS it looking for a solution at all - or is it merely pretending to, in a sortof scam-of-the-decade?
3. Has it ever been able to find a solution to a problem since its implementation? At all? Ever?
IF SO
What on earth kind of problem would you experience - that windows would search for a solution to - FIND a solution to - and actually FIX?
Experiencing this rare treat would be one of the "things to do before you die"
) and since then i never ever faced a situation where windows itself would actually be of any kind of help in searching for solutions. I think it's there for people who forget to put the internet connection cable into the socket (and even then windows it's not all that much help). When i migrated to Linux, i was schocked, that an OS can actually search and find dependencies, drivers and configure at least some files on it's own. 
