Clearer conversations

When a fix does not work the first time, the next step for your problem now stays separate from unrelated items the earlier scan found. Plus honest Windows Spotlight help and a smoother app.

• Clearer answers when a fix does not work the first time. If a repair needs another attempt, the follow-up now keeps that clearly separate from unrelated items the earlier scan turned up, so leftover findings never read like your situation just got worse.
• Asking it to check your system files now explains what was actually checked, in plain words instead of Windows component names, and offers the deeper repair as a clear choice rather than a surprise.
• Honest Windows Spotlight help. Spotlight conversations now name Spotlight and stay on your actual complaint, and say plainly that the lock screen background is what the repair covers. On Windows 10, where the desktop version of Spotlight does not exist, the app explains that honestly instead of proposing a fix that cannot apply.
• It counts problems the way a person would. '2 problems found' now means two problems, not the number of internal repair steps, and a frozen login screen or a lock screen clock issue routes to the checks that fit those symptoms.
• A smoother app: the sidebar remembers whether you collapsed it, the dashboard chat expands to full height and grows as you type, suggestion chips tuck away after your first message, and the greeting matches the time of day.