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I have had it fail on me at this point once before, and had to restart from the beginning of the chapter to fix it.
The difference in format, grid of numbers, spinning dials, fields of light, heck, just MS Minesweeper... Finding the solution is all about uncovering more information on the problem.
Not quite - each control is used once, to put it directly into its solved position.
The focus is on which controls can be solved at any one time.
There are two solvable controls at the start of this puzzle.
For each of these, finding the solution narrows the scope of the problem, bringing another dial into the state where it can be solved.
To simplify the guide, I suggest solving both, then moving to the second pair, which are now solvable, rather than keeping track of which ones are solvable in the intermediate state.
This is a generic idea though. Even if the puzzle is configured differently, most puzzles will have one solvable aspect, the solution of which providing information on how to solve another part of the puzzle.