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Windows XP Tip: Turning off Error Reporting

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Posted Aug 27, 2005
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Although error reporting can be a useful feature and contributes to the PC user community, some would rather opt to turn it off. For example, on a PC without access to the Internet, error reporting is utterly useless. Turning it off is rather simple and after doing so, Microsoft will not bug you to report errors. Go to Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Advanced and click on the “Error Reporting” button. Check “Disable Error Reporting” and press “OK.” Error reporting will henceforth be disabled.

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