Basically you are a Windows XP users who are deliberating whether to lay your hands on the latest beta version of Windows 7 or jump the wagon and embrace the unfamiliar Mac OS X Leopard interface altogether. Then you remember the annoying Windows XP send report error which keep popping up when your application hangs.
After today, let Windows XP Error Reporting function be the least of your concern. This tutorial will cover how to disable the annoying Windows XP send report error.
Disable Windows Xp Error Report
1. Open Control Panel2. Double-Click on System.
3. Under the Advanced tab, select error reporting button
4. Select Disable error reporting. Optionally, you can check the other option as you deem suitable.
6. Click OK twice.
After this tutorial, you should no longer use Windows XP error reporting as a basis of benchmark. You certainly have to give credit to the error reporting in Windows Vista, a big improvement from its ancestors after numerous complaints from the XP end-users. Perhaps Mac OS X Leopard is well-worth the extra eye-candy.
Maybe, not.
2 comments:
hi there! Thanks for this nice and straight to the point info. It was of good help to me.
Yeah that's really a handful thanks. So now I don't have to worry on sending just a simple problem over the net that cause some internet slow ups. But still this process kind important right? They are not putting this kind of protcol for nothing.
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