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Sick of that "Send Error report to M$" box?? READ

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If you havent already go to START > RUN > msconfig

now go to the services tab and untick the "Error reporting service"

Thanx...I hate getting those stupid messages...Like M$ is going to do anything with it?

Rick

so does visiting windowsupdate.

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its not spelled any way... its not even a word

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Turn off Error Reporting/ Automatic updates etc. Control Panel-System or Right click on My computer icon and choose properties....Then just uncheck what you don't want...

  • 2 weeks later...

If u not should go to windows update for udates, where should we then get em?

Although I consider them a nusiance too, how do you think some of the issues compiled for the sp1 comes? It don't come by carrier pidgeon.

Update works fine, if you believe that M$ will come back to haunt those with "unofficial copies of XP" I know a bridge in brooklyn for sale too.

Hey, I turned it off too but don't believe the hype....:cool:

  • 5 years later...
If you havent already go to START > RUN > msconfig

now go to the services tab and untick the "Error reporting service"

Actually, I get rid of that by going to Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services and select "Disabled" for the Error Reporting Service. (or similar)

Edited by RJARRRPCGP

If you havent already go to START > RUN > msconfig

now go to the services tab and untick the "Error reporting service"

Actually, I get rid of that by going to Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services and select "Disabled" for the Error Reporting Service. (or similar)

2001... :ph34r::ph34r:

Sorry... Just couldn't resist... Also, this is pretty well-known now.

  • 1 year later...

I have heard that Microsoft gets 60 gigabytes of error reports a day.

Also, I have dissabled error reporting but every time a program crashes I still get the box popping up. :rolleyes:

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