Bye Bye Windows Error Reporting

Chris, Do you know if there is a way to get rid of the pop-up box, a software crash, one asked if notice to Microsoft? I hate without mouse clicks and that thing.

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Karen, first of all, can you tell me how you really what feel? The intent of the Windows error reporting very good, I can see how it can lead to frustration. Any pop-up follow-up system failure can sometimes Add to adding insult to injury. Its like breaking the careless things in the workplace, and there is a nagging partner said: "I better let the boss know, immediately!" And I can certainly help you in the weekly notice to move away from us, I must admit that I personally really like it. Weekly can help you get to the source of crashes on your system and, in turn, provide guidance on how to rectify the problem, it is not clear why the aircraft crashed in the first place. Of course, at other times weekly can be more annoying if not collaborators, and we both like.

On a weekly primer, I suggest you consider the TechNet article "Windows error reports (using Windows Server 2003, a management environment)." It provides a good overview of how the erroneous report of the function, and also provide instructions, the use of the service management strategy group. The article covers weekly management through Group Policy bar, I only concentrated on changes to the Registry, you need to solve your specific problems.

All the local weekly settings, you can manage the XP operating system registry and navigation in the following registry key: hkey_local_machinesoftwaremicrosoftpchealtherrorreporting from here, you need to set values included in this crucial as follows: allornone: 1 doreport: 0 includekernelfaults: 0 includemicrosoftapps: 0 includewindowsapps: 0 showui: 0 registry editor display these changes shown in Figure 1.

[Click image to enlarge. ] Figure 1. Disable Windows error reporting through the Windows Registry.

these changes, weekly, you will never leave.

One other thing that I like about Windows error reports, it has been troubling to fill the gaps left by my wife and I at work. I can always count on weekly, in the NAG me about things for several weeks, I feel like at home.