diff --git a/Troubleshooting.md b/Troubleshooting.md
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@@ -1,35 +1,35 @@
 ## Completion is not working
 
-If you are using the `completion` module, there can be a conflict if other scripts are running `compinit` too. Follow
-these steps to check:
+If you are using the `completion` module, there can be a conflict if other scripts are running `compinit` too.
+
+If you're getting a "warning: compinit being called again after completion module at ..." message in the terminal, then remove the `compinit` call from the mentioned file.
+
+If you're getting a "warning: completion was already initialized before completion module." message in the terminal, then follow
+these steps to check further:
 
 1. Run the following code in your terminal, which will add lines to your `~/.zshenv` file:
    ```zsh
    >>! ~/.zshenv <<\END
    autoload -Uz +X compinit
    functions[_original_compinit]=${functions[compinit]}
-   functions[compinit]=$'print -u2 \'warning: compinit being called at \'${funcfiletrace[1]}
+   functions[compinit]=$'print -u2 \'compinit being called at \'${funcfiletrace[1]}
    '${functions[compinit]}
    END
    ```
 
 2. Restart your terminal.
 
-3. If there's a warning message, you can either:
-   * Remove the `compinit` call from the mentioned file:
-     * If you can edit the mentioned file, remove or comment the lines similar to these:
-       ```
-       autoload -Uz compinit
-       compinit
-       ```
-     * If the mentioned file is read-only, read it and look for specific instructions on how the `compinit` call should
-       be disabled.
-   * Or remove the `completion` module:
-     1. Remove or comment the `zmodule completion` line from your `~/.zimrc` file.
-     2. Run `zimfw build` in your command prompt.
+3. If there's a "compinit being called at ..." message in the terminal, and it mentions Zim's "modules/completion/init.zsh" file, then you're good. Otherwise, remove the `compinit` call from the mentioned file:
+   * If you can edit the mentioned file, remove or comment the lines similar to these:
+     ```
+     autoload -Uz compinit
+     compinit
+     ```
+   * If the mentioned file is read-only, read it and look for specific instructions on how the `compinit` call should
+     be disabled.
 
 4. Restart your terminal.
 
-5. Repeat steps 3-4 if there's another warning message.
+5. If there's another "compinit being called at ..." message, then repeat steps 3-4 .
 
 6. Remove the lines added to `~/.zshenv` by the first step.