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QA automated testing should be done on each and every software program that is installed on a computer. If adequate testing isn't done you could have programs that aren't going to run properly because they have too many bugs or just one that causes problems. With the reliance on computers in everything we do, having QA automated testing makes good sense. The automated testing will execute tests of the computer software by setting up test conditions, reporting functions, and providing a final report on the software.

Manual testing of software can still be done; however, it is a slow process so the use of QA automated testing speeds up the process and is more effective in finding certain defects. Automated testing begins with the writing of a program to test the computer software. After the testing has become automated the process proceeds very quickly which makes QA automated testing very cost effective. It will be up to the computer programmer to design the QA automated testing so that you will have a successful test.

This automated testing can look for normal bugs and non normal bugs. Generally a person that uses a computer program won't use every application so there could be bugs in the software that wouldn't be found. It is up to the QA automated testing to check out every aspect of the software so that there are no bugs or that they are fixed.

When testing is done on the software it will be validated, verified and given a ranking. If the testing finds too many problems with the software, it won't get a ranking and may be sent back to the programmers for it to be fixed. Many of the QA automated testing programs may be able to find and fix the bugs. It will depend on how the testing program was set up.

An automated testing of the software will run diagnostics if necessary and sends a report to the programmer that sets up the automated test. Then it can be determined if the software passed inspection or whether it has to go back to the developers.