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Eliminate The Appearance Of Error-reporting In Windows
XP!
Although Windows XP is the most stable of any of the
previous Windows releases, chances are you've experienced a program crash at
least once or twice. And if you have, you've seen the error-reporting window,
which appears and prompts you to send a report to Microsoft, detailing what was
happening on your computer when the error occurred. This data is used to improve
future releases of Microsoft software, but sometimes the error-reporting windows
provide little more than an annoyance to you, especially if the crash occurred
in the middle of an important project. Luckily, by using the System
Configuration Utility there's a way to get rid of the Windows XP error-reporting
messages so you don't have to deal with them.
Click the Start button and choose Run. In the Open text
box, type msconfig, and then hit [Enter] to launch the System Configuration
Utility. Select the Services tab, and then scroll down and deselect the Error
Reporting Service check box. Next, click OK. In the System Configuration dialog
box, click the Restart button to reboot your system. Your PC now boots without
loading the error-reporting service.
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