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Address unexpected behavior in Desktop Connector

Generate diagnostic logs for Desktop Connector to analyze and address unexpected behavior.


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If you encounter unexpected behavior within Desktop Connector,

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you can easily generate diagnostic logs to help analyze and address this behavior.

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From your system tray, click Desktop Connector.

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On the home screen, expand Help & Settings, select Help, and then click Diagnostic Logs.

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Desktop Connector maintains logs of its transactions back and forth with the cloud,

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including additional information whenever the application encounters challenges.

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In the Diagnostic Log Files dialog, you can see the progress as the diagnostic logs are collected.

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When all files have been collected, click Open File Location to open the location of the zip file that contains the log data.

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Simply submit a support ticket as you normally would and include these diagnostic logs.

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A support technician can then use this information to analyze and address unexpected behavior.

Video transcript

00:03

If you encounter unexpected behavior within Desktop Connector,

00:07

you can easily generate diagnostic logs to help analyze and address this behavior.

00:13

From your system tray, click Desktop Connector.

00:17

On the home screen, expand Help & Settings, select Help, and then click Diagnostic Logs.

00:24

Desktop Connector maintains logs of its transactions back and forth with the cloud,

00:29

including additional information whenever the application encounters challenges.

00:34

In the Diagnostic Log Files dialog, you can see the progress as the diagnostic logs are collected.

00:41

When all files have been collected, click Open File Location to open the location of the zip file that contains the log data.

00:50

Simply submit a support ticket as you normally would and include these diagnostic logs.

00:55

A support technician can then use this information to analyze and address unexpected behavior.

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