In this article, we will show you how to run the troubleshooting.sh script properly.

1. To download troubleshooting.sh, please click this link here.

2. After downloading, extract the .sh file

3. To run the troubleshooting.sh script, make sure to use terminal and go to where you downloaded the file. In the example below, the file was downloaded in "Kali Downloads". 

4. Run the command directly on the terminal with “sudo ./troubleshooting.sh” (make sure that you are using the correct path and that the file has executable permission).

NOTE: Should you run into "Permission denied" error, you need to add permission by using chmod +x troubleshooting.sh to make the file executable.

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