You can also click the Start button and then the Settings icon and search for reli to get the same menu option, as shown in Figure 1. Clicking that will open up the Reliability Monitor window. At the search box, if you type reli you’ll usually see an entry that reads “View reliability history” pop up in response. There are many ways to get to Reliability Monitor in Windows 10. But because Reliability Monitor zeros in and tracks a limited set of errors and changes on Windows desktops, it offers immediate value and diagnostic information to administrators and power users trying to puzzle their way through crashes, failures, hiccups and more. It’s actually a specialized subset of Windows’ longstanding general-purpose Performance Monitor tool (perfmon.exe). The built-in Windows 10 Reliability Monitor is an often-overlooked troubleshooting gem.
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