How to enable the autocorrect feature on Windows 10

Computer lag and slowness are quite common with computers that use HDD and have low configuration. When facing this problem, surely many of you will choose to reinstall Windows or Ghost again, right?

Yes. It is true that reinstalling Windows is smoother, but this invisibly reduces the life of computer components, especially your hard drive, if you do it too many times.

Moreover, this also takes up a lot of your time. So, the best solution is not always to re-run the operating system, we only do this when there is no other way.

In this article, I will show you how to enable the autocorrect feature on Windows operating system, to keep your computer running smoothly and smoothly without having to reinstall it. Win often!

How to enable auto-correction on Windows 10

You may not have noticed that since Windows 10 version 1909 onwards, Microsoft has provided us with a tool to automatically detect and fix errors.

This tool will automatically detect and fix the error as soon as it sees it, so you won't have to worry about lag due to minor errors of the Windows system anymore.

This feature has the ability to identify and remove dangerous software, automatically update drivers, delete junk files, etc. or simply contribute to improving the performance of your computer.

Doing:

To enable this feature, you first need to open Windows Settings by opening the Start menu => and selecting Settings.

Or you can use the Windows + I key combination for fast, in addition, you can see more ways to open Windows Settings.

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In the main interface window of Windows Setting, you access the Privacy section => select Diagnostic & Feed back, or you can enter each Diagnostic key in the search box above => then select the correct result in the image below to be able to open it. the setting page of this feature already.

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On the Diagnostics & Feedback Settings page, scroll down to the bottom and find the Recommended Troubleshoot section. This is the function I said, it has 4 different modes when you click on the drop-down menu, they include:

1. Fix problems for me without asking: Automatically fix any errors or problems that it finds, without asking your opinion.
2. Tell me when problem get fixed: Same as the above mode, only it will notify you after it has fixed all the errors.
3. Ask me before fixing problem: Detect errors and wait for your decision before proceeding to fix the problem or not. This feature will be selected by default when you reinstall the operating system.
4. Only fix critical problems for me: Also automatically detects errors, but only particularly critical errors and fixes it without consulting you.

Usually I leave it in Tell me when problems get fixed mode because I don't care what the error is, just fix it and report back to me.

Please choose whichever option you feel is best for you. After selecting, then restart Windows for this setting to take effect!

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Okay, with this auto-detection and error-correction feature on Windows 10, we will encounter fewer errors during use, it's really useful for those of you who don't have much experience in using it. computer use.

Samuel Daniel

Update 27 November 2021