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This doesn't quite help because, as I said, this replaces "Windows is searching for a solution..." by the "Close the program" dialog.
I've obtained the answer here
Disabling crash dialogs
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When a process crashes, a dialog appears saying "XXXX has stopped working. Windows is searching for a solution..." If I disable Windows Event Reporting, the dialog changes to "A problem has caused the program to stop working correctly". What can I do so no dialog appears at all?
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2009-06-25T23:07:58+00:00 Hi LevB
Thank you for Posting on Microsoft Answers.
If you want to turn it off completely, follow these steps.
Click on Start
In the Start Search Box type in Problem - give it a second to bring up Problem Reports and Solutions at the top of the Programs list. Once it appears, click on it
On the left hand side, click on Change SettingsClick on Advanced SettingsAt the top, click on the OFF circle checkbox
click ok
click ok
That should turn off the Problem Reporting.
Please Post back and let us know if this has helped to resolve the issue - thank you
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