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I get this msg to send problems back to Microsoft
it keeps comming up and if i send or not after completed it kicks be out of what ever program i am in . How can stop this please help me.

thanks

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That “Send error report to Microsoft” box is the Windows Error Reporting (WER) system: it appears after an application has already crashed so Windows can collect a diagnostic report and offer to send it. Turning WER off will stop the pop-up, but it does not prevent the program from crashing — the dialog is a reporter, not the cause. See Microsoft’s WER settings and how reports are controlled. (See: WER settings). (learn.microsoft.com)

How to stop the dialog (short version): on older Windows use the Control Panel Problem Reports / System Properties → Advanced → Error Reporting option to disable reporting; on modern Windows you can stop the UI by disabling the Windows Error Reporting service (services.msc), by applying the Group Policy “Disable Windows Error Reporting” (Pro/Enterprise), or by setting the registry value HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Error Reporting\Disabled = 1. Group Policy/ADMX documents show the supported enterprise controls. (learn.microsoft.com)

Do not stop there — diagnose. Open Reliability Monitor (perfmon /rel) to see a timeline of application and OS failures, then check Event Viewer (eventvwr.msc) Application logs to find the faulting module (Event ID 1000). Collect those timestamps and run sfc /scannow (and DISM on Windows 10/11) to repair system files, update drivers, and try a clean boot to isolate third-party software. These steps find the root cause rather than only hiding the WER UI. (learn.microsoft.com)

As pointed out, keep follow-up posts to a single thread; closed duplicates for that reason. If the crashes continue, save the Reliability Monitor report and the relevant Event Viewer entries (or dump files) and include them in the original thread so others can help interpret the exact fault.

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I get this msg to send problems back to Microsoft
it keeps comming up and if i send or not after completed it kicks be out of what ever program i am in . How can stop this please help me.

thanks

You really don't need to keep posting the same question ,all over the fourm ,stick to one thread as most of us gheck out all sections !
Follow along in one of your orignal threads here .
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread18122.html

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