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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Why doesn't Windows' "check for a solution to your problem" feature ever work?
gpt
It checks against an issue tracker at Microsoft HQ and if it has been fixed, it gives you a link to an article online about how to do so.

If the problem has not been fixed, Microsoft gathers all reports from all Windows machines and is able to prioritize what bugs to fix next based on severity (crashing 6 times per day with blue screen) and/or effect size (20% of all users). You might see the fix in Windows update later, which is why it's always good to keep up-to-date on security- and bug-fixes.

The reason it may not provide a solution is that you might be the only user with that particular error code in that sequence of events. Computers are stupid and don't catch certain patterns a human might to know two issues are related. At least it's providing more data to get it fixed...