"oOK" <don't send me any freaking spam at zootal dot com remove the
don't send me any freaking spam> wrote:
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|>|>> "oOK" <don't send me any freaking spam at zootal dot com remove the
|>> don't send me any freaking spam> wrote:
|>>
|>> |>Aha. I renamed my install directory that had the i386 folder, deleted
|>> |>dwwin.exe from dllcache and system32. It complained about needing
|>> windows
|>> |>CD, I cancelled, and now I'm finally rid of dwwin!
|>> |>
|>> |>Is there a better way? I have some automated processes that crash
|>> sometimes,
|>> |>and I can't have them just sit there with the dr watson dialog. I need
|>> them
|>> |>just silently die, and manually removing dwwin does the trick. It's a
|>> hack,
|>> |>is there a better way to do this?
|>>
|>> Start | Run <type in> DRWTSN32 <enter> disable (unselect) everything.
|>I did that. It still popped up when a program crashed
Mine's diabled and I never get any alerts, then again I don't get any
crashes at least the application error area is clear.
One other thing you can do but drwtsn32 should of disabled them is:
Right click on "my computer" properties, startup settings unselect
everything in the system failure area there and none for a debug list.
