Why is Windows Error Reporting not working?
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Well, it usually work
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Usually when an error box pops up in XP you can click somewhere to view a little more information about that error.  Check for .dll or .exe files in the details info and search your HDD for the files.  If the files exist in a certain programs folder, you know that program might be causing it and disable/un-install that program.  If you get a set of code, or a windows .exe file in the details info, you should search the Microsoft Knowledge Base for that specific error message.
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Since you didn't say exactly how you tried to disable the error reporting, I'm going to presume you went into Systems from the Control Panel, clicked on the Advanced tab, and then on the Error Reporting button. From there, you clicked on the radio button to Disable Error Reporting. If this is what you did and the error reporting feature was not deactivated, I think the only thing else to try is editing the registry. CAUTION: Any mistakes could make your entire system unstable or not boot. Strongly suggest you export a copy of the registry to a CD before editing.\n\nStart > Run > Type in:  regedit > OK\nGo to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;\nSOFTWARE&#92;Microsoft&#92;\nPCHealth&#92;ErrorReporting\n\nDouble click on ErrorReporting to\nmodify DoReport\n\nCreate the Value Name according \nto the Value Data listed below.\n\nValue Name: DoReport //\n\nData Type: REG_DWORD [Dword Value]\n\nDouble click DoReport to modify\nValue Data: [0 = Don’t Send Reports,\n1 = Do Send Reports]\n\nExit Registry and Reboot\n\nAgain, I cannot emphasize strongly enough to backup your registry.\n\nplrr
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Check out this site:\n\nPut in the errror number and it should tell you how to resolve it.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058\n\nGood luck
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"debugging error" ??? , no
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To fix the Windows error, you'll have to verify your copy of Windows again. The easiest way to do this is through their online verification page, failing that you'll need to call them.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/genuine/downloads/whyValidate.aspx\n\nThe Yahoo Messenger error sounds like it's something bad in the cache. Unistall YIM, clear your temp files and internet cache, and then re-install YIM.\n\nOne easy way of clearing it is using a free program to do it all automatically. My personal preference is: \nCCleaner\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/\n\nHope this helps.
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no they wont--  the problem you describe is caused by either two brands of drive that dont like each other or due to drive jumpers being incorrectly set.  One other possibility is if you have Windows 98 and have put in a drive that was formatted with a newer operating system then you would get the same error msg.
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Check out error messages through Microsoft, butt I think you need to turn off your firewall.  I think I got the same message number, and that was the problem.  LOL
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It depends what are the errors, sometimes if it is a usb device you have to install the drivers and programs first and after that connect the device. Otherwise check your operating system (windows version...) and go to the companies website, for troubleshooting.
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IT MIGHT BE A SYSTEM ERROR
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If you told us what program you were using at the time it would be easier to help.  Without that info I would suggest inputting the error code info into Google and seeing what comes up.  If the error shows up when you are using a Microsoft product (Office, etc), go to www.technet.com and try looking there.
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If your keen on looking at dump files that windows creates when a program crashes you might be able to pin down the problem there, you may also wish to try scanning the hard drive for errors you may actually have to let windows scan for errors on the next reboot to get full features of its scanning.\nYou can find this by going to my computer right clicking on the drive you want to scan for errors and then clicking properties then going to the tools tab and hitting the check now button. If that doesn't help and I hate to say it but clean reinstalling windows always fixes even the most stubborn of errors.\nAnother thing you might try is checking the registry for errors, I find that Registry First Aid is a fairly good program for that.
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Interesting...\n\nAre you taking about the Option when you try to log out/or shut down?\n\nWhat other errors did you get?  \n\nClick [START] => Run, type eventvwr.\nOn the Event Viewer, click application and view the errors.  Do the same for the system log.\n\nAlso, right click on an empty space on your Desktop, and click the Screen Saver tab.  click POWER button on the Monitor power area. On the Power Options Properties, click the Hibernate tab.\n\nVerify if Enable hibernation is checked, if not, enable it. Click OK and close all Windows.\n\nHit ALT-Ctrl-Del again to see it shows the option.\n\nGood luck..\n\nP.S. Let us know more info. please...
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Not having the entire text from the I5/AS400 error message (Pressing the help key on the error code), makes it a little\ndifficult to answer your question.  Here is what I would do:\n1. Try IPL ing the system to see if this corrects your error condition.\n2. It appears there might be an issue with "cross reference\nfile(s) on your system.    You could try working with reclaim storage command -- RCLSTG\n\n-KOZ\nphoenix computer service \nhttp://www.affirmtech.net\nIseries / I5 / AS400 / Windows Server 2003
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Irregardless\n\nHundreds more at http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/errors.html#errors
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try this\n\nstart -> run -> cmd (or windowskey+R)\n\nnow type regedit.\n\nTell use the error and we might be able to help.
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it's cause your windows is not activated and your windows serial no is not valid