IME the problem with these suggested actions is they never help or are the real problem; it's basically just thoughts and prayers. When something on my wifi doesn't work, I'm either too far from the network, my router is glitching because it's too hot and doesn't have enough cooling, or there's a bug in the client that only a Broadcom firmware engineer can fix. None of these can be fixed by poking a configuration.
The worst example I run into is when you get a notice that someone has tried and failed to login to your Gmail/iCloud/etc account, it tells you to change your password in the helpful suggestions. Why would you do that?
The worst example I run into is when you get a notice that someone has tried and failed to login to your Gmail/iCloud/etc account, it tells you to change your password in the helpful suggestions. Why would you do that?