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## ■ Dashboard

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Security Sweep
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### Customer Symptoms

Freezes Slow BSOD No Internet Video Issues Forgot Password Deleted Files Malware Update Issues Slow Boot App Crashes Low Disk Printer No Audio Display
Symptoms saved.

### Quick Actions

### Latest Summary

### Security Findings

## ⚙ System Diagnostics

### Output

## ⚠ Cybersecurity Sweep

### Output

## 🌐 Network Diagnostics

### Network Repairs

Renew DHCP
Release and renew DHCP lease on all adapters
Reset DNS
Reset DNS to automatic (DHCP) -- backs up current config first
Restore DNS
Restore DNS from backup (undo a reset-dns)
Clear ARP
Clear ARP cache -- forces re-discovery of devices on the network
Re-register DNS
Re-register this machine's name with the DNS server
Fix SMB/Sharing
Enable SMBv2, restart file sharing services, enable discovery
Clear Proxy
Remove all proxy settings (IE/System and WinHTTP) -- backs up first
Rejoin Domain
Test and repair Active Directory trust relationship

### Reset Adapter

Adapter:

### Output

## 💾 File Recovery

### Easy Recovery

Safe, instant recovery from Recycle Bin and Volume Shadow Copies (restore points).

Search Recycle Bin
Find deleted files still in the Recycle Bin
List Shadow Copies
Show available restore points (VSS snapshots)
Filename / Target:

### Deep Recovery (Raw Disk)

Scans the raw NTFS volume for deleted file records and file signatures. Requires admin. All recovered files are saved to the USB -- never the source drive.

Drive: Filter:
Scan Deleted Files (MFT)
Parse the Master File Table for recently deleted files -- shows what's recoverable
File Carving
Scan raw disk for file signatures (JPEG, PDF, ZIP/Office, PNG, etc.)
Deleted File History (USN Journal)
Lists files deleted over time by name + when, even after the MFT slot was reused. Honors the Filter box. Best place to find a known user file.
MFT Record #:

### Results

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### Recovery Output

## ⚒ Repair Toolkit

### System Integrity

SFC Scan
System File Checker — scans and repairs protected system files
DISM Restore
Repair Windows component store from Windows Update
DISM + SFC Combo
Run DISM first, then SFC — the recommended approach

### Network

Full Network Reset
Reset IP, DNS, and Winsock — fixes most connectivity issues
Flush DNS
Clear DNS resolver cache
Reset Winsock
Reset Winsock catalog — requires reboot
Reset Firewall
Reset Windows Firewall to defaults — removes custom rules

### Maintenance

Fix Windows Update
Reset Windows Update components (stop services, clear cache)
Clear Temp Files
Clean Windows Temp, User Temp, and Prefetch
Check Drivers
List problem devices and recently updated drivers

### Security Remediation

Update Defender Signatures
Force Windows Defender to download latest definitions
Defender Quick Scan
Run a quick antivirus scan (5-15 minutes)
Enable UAC
Re-enable User Account Control if it was disabled

### Targeted Actions

Target:

### Repair Output

## 🔍 Forensics & Reporting

Image-before-repair, BSOD analysis, and customer triage report. Run these before/after the rest of your work.

### 1. Drive Imaging (ddrescue-style)

Capture a sector-by-sector image of a possibly-failing drive to an external destination before running repairs. Bad sectors are skipped, the run is resumable. Destination cannot be the source drive or this USB.

Source (raw device)
Destination .img path (external drive)
Block size (MB):

### 2. Crash Dump Analysis (BSOD)

Finds .dmp files in `C:\Windows\Minidump` and parses them for bug-check codes. Uses cdb if bundled, otherwise reads the dump header directly.

Specific dump (index from list, or full .dmp path):

### 3. Customer Triage Report

Build the customer-handoff document (HTML + PDF) summarizing findings, repairs applied, and next-step recommendations. Run this at the end of the session.

Client name
Technician
Notes (optional, appears in the report)

### Output

## 💬 Claude Chat

General-purpose Claude — no GRAM context. Use this like having Claude in your pocket.

## ☰ All Reports

File | Size | Modified
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Before you start, please review how GRAM handles data. This appears once per machine.

✓ We don't sell your data. We don't collect personal information.
✓ No GRAM servers. No accounts. No telemetry. No tracking.
✓ Diagnostic reports stay on your USB.

One thing you should know: when you use GRAM's AI features (Claude Chat, Ask Claude widgets, the GRAM Agent), the content of your prompts is transmitted over the internet to Anthropic for analysis. This can include excerpts from diagnostic reports — system info, network configuration, processes, file paths, and your own questions.

We configure our AI access to minimize data retention and exclude submitted content from training, using whichever options Anthropic provides at the time. Specifics may change as Anthropic's offerings evolve.

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