Update
As moab has pointed out, vous pouvez aussi disable the Error Reporting Service through services.msc. I was not able to confirm if this worked correctly myself.
Original Answer
Il apparaît que the only option available to Home users is to disable Error Reporting via modifying the Disabled key in le registre.
Open Regedit. Navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Error Reporting
Trouvez le value named "Disabled" or add a new DWORD value with this name si cela ne exist. The default value of this key is 0. Double-cliquez sur it to edit, change the value to 1 and save.
This disables the automatic appearance of the dialogue where Windows is searching online to try to find a solution. You are instead shown a dialogue stating that the application has crashed, giving you the option to Debug. Cependant, unlike previous versions of Windows, no error code is provided in this dialogue. The specifics of the error must be accessed through:
Panneau de configuration\All Panneau de configuration Items\Security and Maintenance
Under the tab "Maintenance", vous pouvez click "View reliability history", which will show a list of all app crashes. Vous pouvez puis cliquez sur "View technical details" beside each crash to get more detailed information, such as a the error code(s) thrown from the application on crash.
Screenshots:
Debugging is still very flaky even after disabling Error Reporting. Je ne suis pas sûr if this is an OS issue or an issue with the debugger(s) compatibility with the OS mechanics.
