Are you fed up with this pesky error message popping up across your screen from time to time? Would you like to turn it off so you don’t have to see it anymore?
In Windows XP , you have probably seen this message “send error report to Microsoft” and requests you to send the error report to Windows. This error-reporting mechanism helps Microsoft to study the problems you’ve encountered and correct it. So, if you submit your error reports, there’s a better chance that the bug that caused your error will be fixed in the future.
If this popup bothers you, there is a solution.
1. Right click on My Computer and select Properties.
2. Click on Advanced tab and select Error Reporting button.
3. Select Disable Error Reporting. You have the option to check the box of “But notify me when critical errors occur”.
4. Done- you are now error popup free!
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Do you wonder why the Print Screen key exists on your keyboard but nothing appears when you press it? Here, we will show you how to use this special key.
The Print Screen key is used to capture whatever is displayed on-screen and saves it to the clipboard. Once you save to cli
pboard, you can paste the image anywhere in your document so that it can be displayed and printed.
To capture the page displayed on your monitor screen:
1. Press the Print Screen key on your keyboard.
2. Open Paint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint or any other software program where an image can be pasted.
3. Hold Ctrl and press V, or simply right click and press paste.
Your desired screenshot should be displayed.