First Scan and Health Score
Run your first AutoDoctor scan, understand health score output, and interpret root-cause findings and severity quickly.
Categories:
Who This Is For
- First-time users validating a successful installation.
- Operators checking a host baseline.
Run the First Scan
powershell -NoLogo -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\ProgramData\AutoDoctor\agent\AutoDoctor.ps1"
If running from a cloned repo:
powershell -NoLogo -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File ".\agent\AutoDoctor.ps1"
What Happens During a Scan
- AutoDoctor loads configuration and initializes SQLite.
- Modules run in sequence (CPU, memory, disk, network, events, startup, system info, uptime, updates, drivers, software).
- Root Cause Analysis calculates health score and issue summary.
- Remediation module runs (full script only, not bootstrap).
- Diagnostics, telemetry, alerts, and reports are written.
Health Score Logic (Current)
Score starts at 100, then deductions are applied:
- Free memory
< 1 GB:-20 - CPU load
> 90%:-15 - Disk free
< 5 GB:-20 - High disk IO (
> 80%busy):-20 - SMART predicted failure:
-40 - Network latency
> 200 ms:-10 - Event log errors
> 30:-10
Minimum score is 0.
Note
Health score is heuristic and operational, not a hardware warranty or malware guarantee.Where to Read Results
- HTML report:
reports/AutoDoctor_Report.html - JSON report:
reports/AutoDoctor_Report.json - Meta file:
server/latest_run.json - DB tables:
diagnostics,alerts,telemetry_modules,system_info,remediation
Quick Interpretation Tips
90-100: no major issues detected70-89: moderate risk, review alerts and bottlenecks< 70: immediate remediation and deeper triage recommended
Next Steps
- Read Common Alerts and Actions
- Use Troubleshooting Playbook for unresolved issues