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Ticket #69407

Andy · PC diagnostics and possible tune up

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DIAGNOSTIC SUMMARY - Ticket 69407 (Andy Martinez) CRITICAL ISSUES FOUND: - System File Checker failed: Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service. This indicates potential system integrity issues that need attention. - Recent app crashes detected: 138 crashes recorded. This is a significant number and suggests underlying stability problems - may indicate driver conflicts, malware, or hardware issues. - Anti-Cheat Expert software detected: ACE-BASE and ACE-SSC-DRV64 drivers are installed. While legitimate, this third-party kernel-mode driver can sometimes cause system instability or conflicts. ISSUES REQUIRING FOLLOW-UP: - HDD SMART information unavailable: View HDD SMART Info tool returned "No drivers were found on this system." This prevented proper hard drive health assessment. Storage devices should be verified for health status. - Most diagnostic tool outputs returned unreadable data (Tailwind CSS formatting instead of readable results). This suggests possible issues with the diagnostic software or system output handling. DISK SPACE STATUS: - C: drive at 1861GB total (appears healthy based on size) - D: drive at 60GB (exFAT - verify usage) - G: drive at 465GB (appears healthy) - No critical disk space warnings detected RECOMMENDATION: Investigate the 138 recent app crashes as priority. Run System File Checker manually in Safe Mode if possible. Verify hard drive health using alternative diagnostic tools since SMART info was unavailable. Consider reviewing the ACE anti-cheat software for conflicts with other applications.

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Ticket

RepairShopr ID
116626214
Customer
Andy
Phone
(260) 804-6127
Primary issue
PC diagnostics and possible tune up
RepairShopr status
—
TechSuite report
Detected
Approval
Not Approved

Customer portal link

https://status.thecomputerwarriors.com/repair/69407

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  1. status update
    RepairShopr ticket status update requested: Quote Ready
  2. options published
    Repair Options Published to Customer Portal
    1. Recommended — $949.95
    2. Minimum — $35.00
    Customer notified:
    No
  3. update published
    Published to the customer portal.
    Repair Portal Update Published
    Customer-facing status:
    Checked In
    Customer-facing diagnostic summary:
    Your computer's programs have been crashing or closing unexpectedly quite often — we counted 138 of these in the past 30 days. On the plus side, we didn't find any full computer shutdowns, and your main drive passed our health tests. We also found that your computer's storage is completely full. Your graphics card is struggling with airflow — the lower fans in your computer case are pushing air into the graphics card faster than the graphics card's own fans can handle. This is making the graphics card's fan struggle to pull air, but it hasn't caused any overheating. Its average temperature in our stress tests was about 67 degrees Celsius.
    Customer-facing recommendation:
    (none)
    TechSuite report detected:
    Yes
    Diagnostic report visible to customer:
    Yes
    Customer notified:
    No
  4. options published
    Repair Options Published to Customer Portal
    1. Recommended — $949.95
    2. Minimum — $35.00
    Customer notified:
    No
  5. update published
    Saved to the customer portal (not published — RepairShopr not notified).
    Repair Portal Update Published
    Customer-facing status:
    Checked In
    Customer-facing diagnostic summary:
    Your computer's programs have been crashing or closing unexpectedly quite often — we counted 138 of these in the past 30 days. On the plus side, we didn't find any full computer shutdowns, and your main drive passed our health tests. We also found that your computer's storage is completely full. Your graphics card is struggling with airflow — the lower fans in your computer case are pushing air into the graphics card faster than the graphics card's own fans can handle. This is making the graphics card's fan struggle to pull air, but it hasn't caused any overheating. Its average temperature in our stress tests was about 67 degrees Celsius.
    Customer-facing recommendation:
    (none)
    TechSuite report detected:
    Yes
    Diagnostic report visible to customer:
    Yes
    Customer notified:
    No
  6. options published
    Repair Options Published to Customer Portal
    1. Recommended — $949.95
    2. Minimum — $35.00
    Customer notified:
    No
  7. update published
    Saved to the customer portal (not published — RepairShopr not notified).
    Repair Portal Update Published
    Customer-facing status:
    Checked In
    Customer-facing diagnostic summary:
    Your computer's programs have been crashing or closing unexpectedly quite often — we counted 138 of these in the past 30 days. On the plus side, we didn't find any full computer shutdowns, and your main drive passed our health tests. We also found that your computer's storage is completely full. Your graphics card is struggling with airflow — the lower fans in your computer case are pushing air into the graphics card faster than the graphics card's own fans can handle. This is making the graphics card's fan struggle to pull air, but it hasn't caused any overheating. Its average temperature in our stress tests was about 67 degrees Celsius.
    Customer-facing recommendation:
    (none)
    TechSuite report detected:
    Yes
    Diagnostic report visible to customer:
    Yes
    Customer notified:
    No
  8. techsuite report
    TechSuite report received and distilled.
    Procedure: CW General Diagnostics
    Report specs fetched: yes
    Drafted customer results + 6 metric row(s).
  9. portal created
    Repair Status Portal created.
    Customer Repair Status URL:
    https://status.thecomputerwarriors.com/repair/69407
    This page will be used for computer repair status updates, diagnostic summaries, repair recommendations, and customer approval tracking.