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I followed these two tutorials ( -and-i-o/wireless-networking.html 1, -and-i-o/wireless-networking.html 2) to get Manual Diagnostics Tool installed, but I don't know how to open this tool, I tried the options that the first tutorial shows, but I can't find the tool.

Please keep in mind that the Manual Diagnostics Tool is part of the Intel WiFi Connection Utility, which is not compatible with Windows 10 since this OS does not allow the use of third-party tools to manage your network connections. As far as alternate tools go, you may use the built-in -us/help/10741/windows-10-fix-network-connection-issues Network Troubleshooter.

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I think you should know something: I have dual boot on my computer, Windows 10 and Linux Mint. On Windows, both Bluetooth and WiFi can't be enabled, and on Linux I can turn the Bluetooth on but I can't turn the WiFi on. And before this issue started happen, on both OS I could use Bluetooth and WiFi, but since it appeard on Windows, the same problem happened on Linux.

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This article describes how to use the Page Diagnostics for SharePoint tool to analyze SharePoint in Microsoft 365 modern and classic site pages against a predefined set of performance criteria.

Version 2.0.0 and later includes support for modern pages in addition to classic site pages. If you are unsure which version of the tool you are using, you can select the About link or the ellipses (...) to verify your version. Always update to the latest version when using the tool.

The Page Diagnostics for SharePoint tool is a browser extension for the new Microsoft Edge ( ) and Chrome browsers that analyzes both SharePoint in Microsoft 365 modern portal and classic publishing site pages.

The tool generates a report for each analyzed page showing how the page performs against a predefined set of rules and displays detailed information when results for a test fall outside the baseline value. SharePoint administrators and designers can use the tool to troubleshoot performance issues and to ensure that new pages are optimized prior to publishing.

This isn't an error in the tool as there's no value in assessing libraries or system pages. Navigate to a SharePoint site page to use the tool. If this error occurs on a SharePoint page, check the master page to ensure that the SharePoint metatags haven't been removed.

Microsoft does not read data or page content that is analyzed by the Page Diagnostics for SharePoint tool, and we do not capture any personal information, website or download information. The only identifiable information logged to Microsoft by the tool is the tenant name, counts of rules that have failed and the date and time the tool was run. This information is used by Microsoft to better understand modern portal and publishing site usage trends and common performance issues.

Install the Page Diagnostics for SharePoint tool for Microsoft Edge (Edge extension) or Chrome (Chrome extension). Review the User Privacy Policy provided on the description page in the store. When adding the tool to your browser, you'll see the following permissions notice.

This notice is in place because a page may contain content from locations outside of SharePoint depending on the web parts and customizations on the page. This means that the tool will read the requests and responses when the start button is clicked and only for the active SharePoint tab where the tool is running. This information is captured locally by the web browser and is available to you via the Export to JSON or Export to HAR button in the tool's Network trace tab. The information is not sent to or captured by Microsoft. (The tool respects the Microsoft privacy policy accessible here.)

The Manage your downloads permission covers use of the tool's Export to JSON functionality. Follow your company's own privacy guidelines before sharing the JSON file outside of your organization, as the results contain URLs and that can be classified as PII (Personally Identifiable Information).

Navigate to the SharePoint site page on SharePoint that you would like to review. We've allowed for "delay loading" of items on pages; therefore, the tool won't stop automatically (this is by design to accommodate all page load scenarios). To stop collection, select Stop. Make sure that the page load has completed before you stop data collection or you'll only capture a partial trace.

The Diagnostic tests tab displays the analysis results in three categories; No action required, Improvement opportunities and Attention required. Each test result is represented by an item in one of these categories as described in the following table:

When you analyze a SharePoint modern portal page or classic publishing site page with the Page Diagnostics for SharePoint tool, results are analyzed using predefined rules that compare results against baseline values and displayed in the Diagnostic tests tab. Rules for certain tests may use different baseline values for modern portal and classic publishing sites depending on how specific performance characteristics differ between the two.

Test results that appear in the Improvement opportunities or Attention required categories indicate areas that should be reviewed against recommended practices, and can be selected to display additional information about the result. Details for each item include a Learn more link, which will take you directly to the appropriate guidance related to the test. Test results that appear in the No action required category indicate compliance with the relevant rule and don't display additional details when selected.

The information in the Diagnostics tests tab won't tell you how to design pages, but will highlight factors that may impact page performance. Some page functionality and customizations have an unavoidable impact on page performance, and should be reviewed for potential remediation or omission from the page if their impact is substantial.

Red or yellow results may also indicate web parts that refresh data too frequently. For example, corporate news isn't updated every second but custom web parts are often built to fetch the latest news every second instead of implementing caching elements that could improve the overall user experience. Keep in mind when including web parts on a page that there are often simple ways to reduce their performance impact by evaluating the value of each available parameter to ensure it's set appropriately for its intended purpose.

Classic team sites that don't have the publishing feature enabled cannot make use of CDNs. When you run the tool on these sites, the CDN test is expected to fail and can be ignored, but all of the remaining tests are applicable. The additional functionality of the SharePoint publishing feature can increase page load times, so it should not be enabled just to allow CDN functionality.

Test rules are added and updated regularly so please refer to the latest version of the tool for details about current rules and specific information included in test results. You can verify the version by managing your extensions and the extension will advise whether an update is available.

Test item load times. In some cases there will be no time or color indicator because the items have already been cached by the browser. To test this correctly, open the page, clear browser cache, and then click Start as that will force a "cold" page load and be a true reflection of the initial page load. This should then be compared to the "warm" page load as that will also help determine what items are being cached on the page.

Share relevant details with others who can help investigate issues. To share the details or information provided in the tool with your developers or a technical support person, using the Enable exporting to HTTP Archive (HAR) is the recommended approach.

Exporting should be enabled prior to clicking Start, which will then enable debug mode in your browser. This generates an HTTP Archive file (HAR) which can then be accessed through the "Network Trace" tab. Click the "Export to HAR" button to download the file to your computer and you can then share it accordingly. The file can be opened in various debug tools, like F12 Developer Tools and Fiddler.

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