Question: How can I suppress Windows error messages? I am doing a large batch run of an application, i.e. I execute it from command line over and over again. The program crashes every time after running a media file. In this case I get the standard "... encountered a problem and needs to close... send error report" window. I need to suppress this window so that I don't have sit in front of the computer and click on "don't send" every time the application crashes. How can I do it?

Answer: 1. Click Start, and then click Control Panel (or point to Settings, and then\n  click Control Panel).\n \n2. Double-click System (or click "Switch to Classic View", and then double-click\n  System).\n \n3. Click the Advanced tab, and then click Error Reporting.\n \n4. Click "Disable error reporting" to disable both user and kernel-mode error\n  reporting, or click to clear the Programs check box.\n \n5. Click OK, and then click OK.
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