How to Disable Error Reporting in Windows 7?
Like Windows XP, Windows Error reporting feature exists in Windows 7 too. This feature is useful in development of the operating system updates. Problem Reporting feature in Windows 7 also searches for solution to the problem. But it may annoy some users and they may want to turn off error reporting. Here is a simple how to guide to disable error reporting in Windows 7.
How to Disable or Enable Error Reporting in Windows 7?
1. Open ‘Control Panel’ and then ‘System and Security’.
2. Click ‘Action Center’.
3. In the Maintenance section, look for “Check for solutions to problem reports” section. If you are not able to find it click on the arrow shown in the image below to expand the options.
4. Click on “Settings”.
5. In the “Problem Reporting Settings” window, choose “Never check for solutions (not recommended)” option.
This setting will apply to the current user login. If you want to apply the same setting for all the users of your system, click “Change report settings for all users” and then choose “Never check for solutions (not recommended)” option.
6. Click “OK” to save your changes.
You are done. Windows 7 will no longer search and report problem in your system.