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Usually, when an application crashes in Windows, it displays a pop up window asking whether to report this error to Microsoft or not. Sometimes this process can become bugging and disturbing. Here is a simple method to disable this error reporting.

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Steps

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    Right click on "My Computer" and click on "Properties".
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  2. Disable Windows Error Reporting Step 2.jpg
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    Click on the advanced tab in "Properties".
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    Select "Error Reporting" in "Advanced Tab".
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    Select "Disable Error Reporting". All done!
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Tips

  • You can also approach in an alternate way. Go to control panel and open the System icon. You will see the same properties window which you opened by right clicking on my computer.

Warnings

  • Don't change any other options except for "Error Reporting".

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