Sometimes your computer may return an error code that indicates the Enterprise Error Reporting Group Policy. There can be several reasons for this problem.
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Administrators can use Group Policy to configure WER in AD DS environments. Table belowdescribes the policy settings that you can use to configure WER for laptops or running computer systems.Windows Vista and later. The WER policy settings are in two places:
Computer ConfigurationPoliciesAdministrative TemplatesWindows ComponentsWindows Error Reporting
User ConfigurationPoliciesAdministrative TemplatesWindows ComponentsWindows Error Reporting
Note that all policy settings listed in this table are available on a per-computer and per-user basis.Configure policies, with the exception of the Windows Error Reporting for Business policy setting,This means you can only purchase it as a per-computer policy.
Group Policy Settings For Configuring WER
Colspan policy=”2″>Parameter found | Description | |
Disable Windows Error Reporting | If certain steam is enabledmeter, WER does not receive information about the problem from Microsoft. Additional information about the choicewill not be available in the Notification Center Control Panel. | |
Prevents the display of the user interface for critical errors | This policy setting prevents the display of the user interface for many critical errors. If you enable this setting for insurance coverage,WER prevents critical end user interface errors from being displayed. If you remove this policy or don’t run it, the required error interface will be displayed. Logging | Disabling |
enables this setting. WER events are not written to the special system event log. | Do not send data | If this option is also enabled, no additional data transfer is used. Microsoft requests in response to the corresponding WER event are sent automatically.Rejected without contacting the user. |
Located in Windows Error ReportingAdvanced Error Reporting Options | ||
Configure archivingReporting | This option controls the behavior of WER on save. If the archive mode is set to Record All, all data is collected.Each report can be saved in the appropriate place. If the logging behavior is set to “Keep settings only”, only the minimum required information is saved when checking existing information.decision reserved. The Maximum Number of Reports to Keep setting determines the number of reports to keep before old reports are deleted on autopilot. If thisIf this setting is disabled, WER information is not logged. | |
Configuring Enterprise Windows Error Reporting | This setting specifies the server company to which WER reports will be sent. sent (instead of sending reports to Microsoft).The server port specifies the dock to use on the target side. Connecting using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) determines whether Windows sends a report to someone’s server viasecure connection. | |
List applications to exclude | This setting defines the behavior in case of errors in the message exclusion list. Windows very well failed to send reportsThe process has been added to this list. Click Show to display the list of exclusions. In the Show Content chat window, in the Value column, enter the name of this process to add it to the list.To remove a process from a specific list, click the desired process name and press the Delete key. Click OK to save the list. | |
Configure the report queue | This setting determines the behavior of the report queue. If Queue Behavior is set to Default, Windows decides whether or not to display the report when a particular problem occurs.queue, or the user should be prompted to send it immediately. In fact, if the queue behavior is set to Always Queued, all reports are queued until the user feels comfortable submitting them.or until the user chooses to submit them using the Final Issues Solutions control panel. If queue behavior is also set toWith “Always queued for admin” enabled, submissions will look like this.queued until an administrator recommends shipping or decides to buy them using the status solution panel. “Maximum amountReports To Queue sets the number of reports that can be safely queued before old reports are immediately removed. Set the number of days between solution checksReminders determine the interval between displaying system notifications and reminding the user to check for successfully resolved issues. A value of 0 will most likely be disabled.memory If the WER buffering option is disabled, WER information is not guaranteed to be buffered and users can only submit reports if there is a serious problem. /td> | |
Located at Error Windows Diarying/Consent | ||
Configure Consent Options |