If you have recently purchased a used computer and want to know if the Windows has been stable, then you can use the so-called Reliability Monitor. It enables you to view the stability history of Windows. Reliability Monitor is an MMC snap-in in Windows 10 and it utilizes the RacTask (an analysis task) in order to process system reliability data. Like that, it allows the user to identify previous warnings, as well as past critical and informational events. The interface of the Reliability Monitor is organized into two parts:
- The top part shows a line graph with a scale of 1 to 10 and date timeline along the bottom axis.
- The bottom part lists the Reliability details that relate to system configuration changes like software and driver installations.
By selecting a specific period in time, you may...
