Troubleshoot Windows performance, services and stability issues

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Troubleshoot performance problems such as high CPU, memory, disk, or network utilization; excessive startup items; low free storage; application slowdown; and degraded responsiveness using appropriate Windows diagnostic tools.
Diagnose service-related issues, including services that fail to start, restart repeatedly, depend on other services, or stop required operating-system or application functionality.

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Apply corrective actions for stability and performance issues, including disabling unnecessary startup items, repairing system files, adjusting power or performance settings, updating or rolling back drivers, and removing problematic software.

Verify that services, scheduled tasks, and dependent applications operate correctly after remediation and that performance returns to acceptable levels.

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