However, the online Fix It tools differ from the troubleshooting utilities built into Windows 7, Office, and other Microsoft products, so at the least they broaden the universe of possible automated fixes for software snafus. I haven't done enough testing to form an opinion one way or the other. Of course, the real test is whether these auto-repair tools actually do any good. The revamped Fix It Solution Center boils troubleshooting down to three steps: pick a product (optional), choose a fix in one of eight categories (and handful of optional subcategories), and then view or run one of Microsoft's many proposed solutions. Microsoft has made it easier to browse for help when one of its products acts up.
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