Workflow: Slow PC troubleshooting
Latest Version: 1.0.0.0 | Updated on April 11, 2025
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Description
Problem
Slow PCs are very common for employees. But, they can also be frustrating and costly to diagnose, as they can be a subjective issue that require a lot of manual checks for often very simple problems.
What's worse, many employees do not report 'slow PCs' because they either don't realize, understand the problem, or take the time to submit a ticket.
Solution
Trigger a workflow performing the most common L1 checks, remediations, and employee notifications that can resolve the most common causes of devices feeling 'slow'. This includes checks about disk space, reboots, Wi-Fi, power plan, open tabs, pending updates, macOS memory issues, and general hardware health checks. This information is then added to an automatically opened and resolved ticket.
A dashboard is provided with this workflow to offer examples of devices that might be considered as feeling slow based on performance metrics to detect and trigger the workflow in a more proactive manner.
Expected value:
• Save L1 support time from the automation of simple L1 issues
• Automated incident management to save time and record performed actions
• Prevent future tickets by performing a general health check of common issues.
Slow PCs are very common for employees. But, they can also be frustrating and costly to diagnose, as they can be a subjective issue that require a lot of manual checks for often very simple problems.
What's worse, many employees do not report 'slow PCs' because they either don't realize, understand the problem, or take the time to submit a ticket.
Solution
Trigger a workflow performing the most common L1 checks, remediations, and employee notifications that can resolve the most common causes of devices feeling 'slow'. This includes checks about disk space, reboots, Wi-Fi, power plan, open tabs, pending updates, macOS memory issues, and general hardware health checks. This information is then added to an automatically opened and resolved ticket.
A dashboard is provided with this workflow to offer examples of devices that might be considered as feeling slow based on performance metrics to detect and trigger the workflow in a more proactive manner.
Expected value:
• Save L1 support time from the automation of simple L1 issues
• Automated incident management to save time and record performed actions
• Prevent future tickets by performing a general health check of common issues.
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