How it works
From “something’s wrong” to a written answer
Five steps, the same whether the computer is on your desk or across the network.
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Pick a computer
Work on the computer Muon Insight is running on, or name a remote computer. Remote runs use WinRM with your own signed-in Windows identity.
- If a remote connection fails, the Connection Tests page shows DNS, TCP, WS-Management and authorization results separately.
- Select several computers to run the same checks on all of them.
- A live dashboard shows CPU, memory and disk for the selected computer.
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Run a check or a pack
Choose one of 55 modules, or one of 11 troubleshooting packs that run a curated set of modules in one go.
- Every module runs in its own process, separate from the app.
- You can cancel a task that's running.
- Your team can add its own modules and packs.
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Read plain-language findings
Results come back as findings with a status and an explanation, not a wall of raw output. A rules engine does the interpreting.
- OK
- Warning
- Critical
Running on several computers? The comparison and roll-up views show where they differ.
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Fix with confirmed actions
Findings suggest a fix. When the fix is an action, such as repairing DNS registration, resetting the print spooler or running DISM RestoreHealth, Muon Insight asks you to confirm before anything changes.
- 15 actions, each asking for explicit confirmation.
- Diagnostics stay read-only, so running a check is always safe.
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Export a report
Save the results as JSON, CSV or a branded HTML report, or build a ZIP support bundle for an escalation. Redaction is configurable.
Free public beta
Try it on your next ticket
Muon Insight is free during the public beta. Download it from GitHub.