![]() ![]() The admin queues are used for reports that unprivileged users should not be able to access. You can force reports to be queued until an administrator logs on, by setting the Generating Custom Mini Dumps in this article. If you have special requirements for the mini dump, Microsoft Error Reporting allows you to customize it. If you are certain that you never need heap for debugging, then you can disable it with this flag: Memory-intensive applications may choose not to snap memory heaps at the time of a crash, because it might degrade performance. To configure Microsoft Error Reporting this way, you need to set the following behavior flags: When an administrator logs on at a later time, the queued reporting dialog box displays a list of reports and asks the administrator to send If your requirements match these requirements, then we recommend that you silently queue all of your error reports. Should allow administrators on the computer to handle error reporting. Should apply group policy on a per-computer basis. Should not show any user interface (UI) when a crash or error occurs, because there might be no user logged on to see the dialog box. ![]() ![]() Server applications have different requirements than client applications. "PurgeThreshholdValueInKB"=dword:0000000a "ErrorPort"="\\WindowsErrorReportingServicePort" If an application crashed, error message will appear, but a service process crash, no error message, from procexp.exe we know service process's user name is SYSTEM, application's user name OS is Windows 7 Professional 64bit, logon user is Administrator. ![]()
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