Troubleshooting always end with 'Couln't identify the problem'

Hi.
In the last few days I was searching the internet, tring to find solution to my problem - but no avail.
My problem is with the 'Windows Network Diagnostic' tool.
Every time I launch it - it came back with "Troubleshooting couln't idetify the problem". To see the real results, I need to click on "view detailed information" link to the lower left.
Even when I've no problem w/ the network ("no issues found" in the troubleshooting language) - I've got the "Troubleshooting couln't idetify the problem".
From deep research on the internet, I've found only this: Troubleshooting the Network Troubleshooting Utility / After-Sleep Connection Problems
but no answer given there.

I'll be happy if some1 can "Identify the problem" over here...

Cheetah64d said:

Hi.
In the last few days I was searching the internet, tring to find solution to my problem - but no avail.
My problem is with the 'Windows Network Diagnostic' tool.
Every time I launch it - it came back with "Troubleshooting couln't idetify the problem". To see the real results, I need to click on "view detailed information" link to the lower left.
Even when I've no problem w/ the network ("no issues found" in the troubleshooting language) - I've got the "Troubleshooting couln't idetify the problem".
From deep research on the internet, I've found only this: Troubleshooting the Network Troubleshooting Utility / After-Sleep Connection Problems
but no answer given there.

I'll be happy if some1 can "Identify the problem" over here...

What problem are you troubleshooting that you need the guide for?

Well, that's the thing.
I don't have any specific problem right now, beside the one with the throubleshooter.
But I don't want every time I'll have a problem, to be needed to click on 'view detailed information' instead of the troubleshooter will give it to me stright away.

Thanks.

I have found the troubleshooter to be almost useless at the best of times. I usually google the problem.

Sorry I cant help

Good Luck

Thank you.
Actually, I'm not trusting the troubleshooter so much to solve the problem, but I just want it to identify it for me. Then google will kick in..

TY anyway.

Anyone can help on this?

Well, that not accurate.
When there's no problems, the troubleshooter usally give you "No issues found" message. Mine give me "Troubleshooter Couldn't identify the problem", always.
Anyhow, just to prove this to you, the troubleshooter also give me this answer ("Troubleshooter Couldn't identify the problem") when there is a problem, such as Limited connection or so...

I have run this troubleshooter a number of times when I have problems and I ALWAYS get this message...so I stopped using it. I go to google instead and find my solutions through my own search results. I would like to know if the Windows troubleshooter can actually work at all? Has anyone ever found it to find a solution to anything and fixed it?