Microsoft are currently introducing a 'fix it' button on certain pages on their support site. The intention is that once clicked, a download starts that once it has been run, will attempt to fix your problem.
From the BBC website, Microsoft debuts quick fix clicks...
Microsoft has kicked off a project to trawl through the thousands of pages in its support system to find problems that can be fixed by the quick fix tool.
The button helps Windows users fix common problems, such as restoring the Internet Explorer icon to the desktop and enabling a DVD library in Vista's media centre.
Using the tool is not mandatory and people will be able to follow the steps outlined in support articles themselves, rather than rely on the scripted fix.
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