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Thomas Bach Petersen
I have the exact same problem and tried the same as you,
so my short question is - did you solve your problem and
if so - how?
I have read through all the registry settings for the
disabling Error Reporting tool and for enabling
application debugging - in my best believe all my
settings are correct, but it still doesn't work.
I made a small program that provoke a memory violation
crash (mycrash.exe) - and every time it crashes XPE
automatically start a program called "dwwin.exe" which is
the client of the windows reporting tool.
I have searched quite a lot but have found no solution.
I have tried to rename dwwin.exe and copy drwtsn32.exe to
dwwin.exe. When a crash occur Dr. Watson's setup GUI come
up - just as if you started drwtsn32.exe from start | run.
My ugly workaround will be to try and see what parameters
are being supplied to dwwin.exe and if the "process id"
is being supplied then make a program or script that
calls drwtsn32.exe with "-p <proves id>" parameter to
force Dr. Watson to store a crash dump file.
Virtually,
Thomas
so my short question is - did you solve your problem and
if so - how?
I have read through all the registry settings for the
disabling Error Reporting tool and for enabling
application debugging - in my best believe all my
settings are correct, but it still doesn't work.
I made a small program that provoke a memory violation
crash (mycrash.exe) - and every time it crashes XPE
automatically start a program called "dwwin.exe" which is
the client of the windows reporting tool.
I have searched quite a lot but have found no solution.
I have tried to rename dwwin.exe and copy drwtsn32.exe to
dwwin.exe. When a crash occur Dr. Watson's setup GUI come
up - just as if you started drwtsn32.exe from start | run.
My ugly workaround will be to try and see what parameters
are being supplied to dwwin.exe and if the "process id"
is being supplied then make a program or script that
calls drwtsn32.exe with "-p <proves id>" parameter to
force Dr. Watson to store a crash dump file.
Virtually,
Thomas
..-----Original Message-----
Hi everybody,
I want to use a JIT-Debugger on XPE, but neither drwtsn32 nor the debugging
tools for windows works. The regestry-Key AeDebug is correct(works under
XPPro).
If an error occurs, the "send error report wizard" pops up, even if I
disable it in System Properties.
Thanks for your help.
Cons
.