he error reporting feature in Windows XP is turned on by default but you may want to disable error reporting for privacy concerns, if you're not connected to the internet all the time, or to simply stop being alerted by it. Error reporting works by prompting you after a critical error in the operating system or in other programs and asking permission to notify Microsoft about it. This way, Microsoft can gather technical information about serious errors from millions of users, helping them develop fixes and service packs. If you'd like to disable error reporting, follow the easy steps outlined below. Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: Disabling error reporting in Windows XP usually takes less than 5 minutes # Click on Start and then Control Panel. # Click on the Performance and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, double-click on the System icon and skip to Step 4. # Under the or pick a Control Panel iconsection, click on the System link. # In the System Properties window, click on the Advanced tab. # Near the bottom of the window, click on the Error Reporting button. # In the Error Reporting window that appears, choose the Disable error reporting radio button and click the OKbutton. Note: I would recommend leaving the But notify me when critical errors occur checkbox checked. You probably still want Windows XP to notify you about the error, just not Microsoft. # Click the OK button on the System Properties window # You can now close the Control Panel or Performance and Maintenance window.
# Right-Click My Computer # Select Properties # Click on the Advanced Tab # Click on the Error Reporting button # Click Disable Error Reporting # Click OK to save the changes and OK to close the System Properties dialog As an alternative you can disable the Error Reporting service via the Administrative Tools applet in the Control Panel, but the procedure described above is the recommended method of disabling Error Reporting in Windows XP.
# Right-Click My Computer # Select Properties # Click on the Advanced Tab # Click on the Error Reporting button # Click Disable Error Reporting # Click OK to save the changes and OK to close the System Properties dialog As an alternative you can disable the Error Reporting service via the Administrative Tools applet in the Control Panel, but the procedure described above is the recommended method of disabling Error Reporting in Windows XP.
It is quite easy to disable the dumprep.exe. One has to go to 'My Computer' and right click on it. Select 'Properties' and click on it. A new window will pop up which has several tabs. Click on 'Advanced tab'. There one will find a button 'Error Reporting' which has to be clicked. On the next page one has to enable the checkbox 'Disable error reporting'. Click 'OK' to leave the screen.
Go to the site posted below (Microsoft). It addresses Error 1931 issues:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/274041
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You can enable and disable the copy/paste option in Windows XP via certain software. These include Prevent, M File Anti-Copy or Stopper.
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You can use Windows Defender to disable programs that run at startup, or using System Configuration.
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dumprep.exe forms a part of Microsoft Windows XP (and later versions), in-built fault logging software. Upon serious errors this program will write the details to a text file and request the information be sent to Microsoft. This program is a non-essential system process, and is installed for third party use. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dumprep.exe error is not a critical system error but you cannot simply disable dumprep.exe from Windows Task Manager to prevent further complicated system problems. Dumprep.exe serves as a crucial component of Windows Error Reporting Dump Reporting Tool developed by Microsoft Corporation. Dumprep.exe locates on C:\windows\system32. It was firstly introduced into the Windows XP and its afterwards. The associated files of dumprep.exe contain dbghelp.dll, dwwin.exe, wercon.exe, sos.dll, wer.dll, faultrep.dll, ersvc.dll and report.dll.