Gentry's Laws of Troubleshooting

  1. Check the most common causes first.
  2. If it is not one of the most common causes, check the lowest level causes that do not require more than moderate effort to test, in descending order of commonness.
  3. If you have not found the cause by following the first and second laws, then check the one thing that could break everything, and work backwards.
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