Reporting Errors to Microsoft

[AAH]

During visiting web sites, if something goes wrong somewhere
-- ie is terminated -- ,a screen comes up saying that this
problem should be reported to microsoft. Hitting yes or no
button freezes the computer. Eventually computer has to
be turned off by the power socked to restart the ie.
It is very difficult to assess the nature of a error.
I have been unable check it so far.

Can anyone help out on this problem so that the
"Error Reporting" message could be turned off completely.
Thanks.

[Mike M]

AAH,

There is such an option in XP (System Properties | Advanced | Error Reporting)
but can't remember whether Win Me contains such an option. Sorry.

Regards,
--
Mike M


AAH > wrote:

> During visiting web sites, if something goes wrong somewhere
> -- ie is terminated -- ,a screen comes up saying that this
> problem should be reported to microsoft. Hitting yes or no
> button freezes the computer. Eventually computer has to
> be turned off by the power socked to restart the ie.
> It is very difficult to assess the nature of a error.
> I have been unable check it so far.
>
> Can anyone help out on this problem so that the
> "Error Reporting" message could be turned off completely.
> Thanks.

[AAH]

Mike
It only happens since upgrading to ie6.
It causes the lockup in WinMe.
Thanks


"Mike M" > wrote in message
...
AAH,

There is such an option in XP (System Properties | Advanced | Error
Reporting)
but can't remember whether Win Me contains such an option. Sorry.

Regards,
--
Mike M


AAH > wrote:

> During visiting web sites, if something goes wrong somewhere
> -- ie is terminated -- ,a screen comes up saying that this
> problem should be reported to microsoft. Hitting yes or no
> button freezes the computer. Eventually computer has to
> be turned off by the power socked to restart the ie.
> It is very difficult to assess the nature of a error.
> I have been unable check it so far.
>
> Can anyone help out on this problem so that the
> "Error Reporting" message could be turned off completely.
> Thanks.