What outcome indicates successful troubleshooting?

The indication of successful troubleshooting is when the device shows no signs of previous issues. This signifies that not only has the initial problem been resolved, but also that the underlying cause has been addressed effectively. In successful troubleshooting, the aim is to restore the device to full functionality while preventing the issue from recurring.

When previous issues no longer manifest, it suggests that the root cause was identified and properly dealt with, making the solution more robust. This outcome reassures users that the device is now operating as expected, and confidence in its reliability has been restored. By achieving this lasting resolution, the process demonstrates the effectiveness and thoroughness of the troubleshooting efforts, which can involve diagnosis, repair, and verification steps.