1. Go to Windows Error Reporting, open Control Panel.
2. Click System and Maintenance, and then click Problem Reports and Solutions.
3. Click Change Settings located in the left panel of the Problem Reports and Solutions window.
4. Select an option to configure how you want Windows to look for a solution to your problems. You may allow Windows to do it automatically or ask you every time to check if problem occurs.
5. Next, click the Advanced settings link.
6. Select On or Off to configure whether you want to use Error Reporting or not.
7. Click Change settings and choose the appropriate option to configure how you want problem reporting to be set for all users and programs.
8. If you choose to use Error Reporting, then click the second Change setting button to configure how error reporting is set for all users. Here, you can choose from the following consent levels:
* Ask each time a problem occurs – Windows Error Reporting will ask for permission before sending an error report
* Automatically check for solutions – Minimal data is sent to find a possible fix. After consent is given, more data may be sent if requested by Microsoft.
* Automatically check for solutions and send additional information if needed – Minimal data along with data that the application developer has indicated as a requirement is sent. This sent data does not contain any personally identifiable information. After consent is given, more data may be supplied if requested by Microsoft.
* Send all data - All data is sent, no prompt required. This setting is configurable only in Group Policy.
9. If you do not want certain executable files or programs to send error reports, you may create a block list. To do this, click Add in the Block list section.
10. Browse through your programs and add them to the list.
11. Click OK to save your settings.
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