Every user is familiar with the error message window that appears while the application is running. The occurrence of this message means a system failure of the program or game. Often, this bug tracking option is disabled by the user so that minor glitches do not distract or disable the application. Disabling error reporting is easy enough.
Instructions
Step 1
There are three ways to disable this message. The first of them is performed manually, which we will consider in more detail. The second way is to use various utilities and tweakers. Once you've installed such a tweaker, you will find an option to disable error messages. You just need to activate it. The third method does not bother the user with any actions. Recent builds of operating systems have error messages disabled in advance.
Step 2
To disable this option in manual mode, you need to do a few simple steps. Click on the "start" menu, then "control panel". Find the "System" menu item. Click on it. A small window with several tabs will open. Select the "Advanced" tab. After all the available menus, you will see the "Error Report" button. Click on it. A window will open where you can turn off error reporting. You can also uncheck the box for critical errors. Click OK.
Step 3
In more modern operating systems, error reporting is disabled in a slightly different way. Click the start menu then run. Enter the wercon.exe command to run the internal utility. Click on the "change parameters" menu. Further, the item "additional parameters". You will see the settings to disable system error reporting. Disable it and commit the changes by clicking the "OK" button.
