How to ban the Error Reporting from IE?

Posted October 9th, 2008 by amy

Having used IE for years, I have undoubtedly encountered many problems with IE. Sometimes, an IE error report always pops up, and you have no idea what has been wrong, and can just click to end it again and again. I have searched a lot of information from the internet and do some researches on this issue. Now, I would like to share my experience on how to ban the IE error report.

Of course, good software to fix the IE problems first is very necessary. You can search on the net to look for some wonderful programs which can help maintain your IE as well as make a complete care for your computer. Advanced PC Tweaker is one of them. Specially, Advanced PC Tweaker has a utility named “IE Repair”, which includes BHO (Internet Browser Helper Objects) Manager and IE Restore to block malicious plug-ins and restore Internet Explorer to the original states respectively.

Besides, there are some tips to ban IE error report on different operating system.

1. IE 5. X

Click the “Start” → “set up” → “Control Panel” → “add / “Remove Programs”; Under the install and delete directory, select “Internet Explorer Error Reporting”, and then click on “Add / Remove” button ( Windows 98/Me/NT) or “delete” button (Windows 2000).

2. IE 6 on Windows 9X/Me/NT/2000

Open the “Registry Editor” to find [HKEY_LOCAL_ MACHINE / Software / Microsoft / Internet Explorer / Main]; in the right pane, create a double-byte value (that is, the DWORD value, 16-band) named IE Watson Enabled, and set its value to be 0.

3. IE 6 on Windows XP

Click the “Start” → “Control Panel” → “System” → “Advanced”; click “Error Reporting” button and then select “Disable error reporting”; the following “But notify me when critical errors occur” can be selected.