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    Disable Error Reporting Dialog for your application with the registry

    As always perform at your own risk and edit the registry at your own risk it could cause problems

    Here is how you would disable Error Reporting from the registry as requested from the previous post.

    1) Click Start->Run, then regedit and OK

    Turnoff-errordialog-run

    2) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PCHealth\ErrorReporting\ExclusionList

    3) Right click on the right hand side, select New and then select DWORD Value

    Turnoff-errordialog-dword

    4) Enter the name of your application for the Name and then set the Data as a 1 or 0
    1 = Active
    0 = Not Active