[SOLVED] "Program name has stopped working" (Windows)

[ExonatioN]

Hey guys, this is some kind of support help / talk. I've been on my host and tried disabling all that "worldserver has stopped working" etc I've disabled some of the text, but i can't disable seem to disable:
"Program name has stopped working" A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Please close the program. I've heard that only microsoft developers can disable that, because they have the source code. I've looked at multiple tutorials, got a lot of information, asked the host company and this was one of them's answer: "I am sorry but this is not really possible since this is a setting from the Os and we cannot modify it. " AND this: "No one can do this since we are not Microsoft developers, only Microsoft developers have access to the windows server source code."

Is it really true you only can disable it, by having the source code? Sounds... strange, i really doubt it but...

 

[Tommy]

What emulator/patch?

 

[ExonatioN]

Well 4.0.6, ArkCore

 

[Tommy]

Then it should be in here!

Anyway, normally when you get the program not responding crap, it happens when there's a value that isn't appropriately checked to see if it is null, horrible coded custom scripts, outdated database, assertion happens, etc. Only reason you can see the real issue is to debug your worldserver and look at the crash log.

 

[ExonatioN]

Oh okay, and yeah i know, but the thing is there's pretty many crashes on 4.0.6 cores and therefor a way to disable the "Program has stopped working" thing would be great, but probably not able to.. Thanks anyways.

 

[Tommy]

Oh okay, and yeah i know, but the thing is there's pretty many crashes on 4.0.6 cores and therefor a way to disable the "Program has stopped working" thing would be great, but probably not able to.. Thanks anyways.

I believe there is a way to stop the server from showing that, but I forgot how to do it.

 

[Foereaper]

The thing is, it crashes for a reason, one of the reasons being to prevent the application from affecting the entire operating system. Turning the warnings etc off would cause massive memory leaks and tons of issues in the log run.

 

[Rochet2]

The thing is, it crashes for a reason, one of the reasons being to prevent the application from affecting the entire operating system. Turning the warnings etc off would cause massive memory leaks and tons of issues in the log run.

What if you want to just suppress the popup?
Program closes without a notification.

 

[Tommy]

What if you want to just suppress the popup?
Program closes without a notification.

Yeah, that's what he wants to do. I've seen it done without issues afterwards.

 

[ExonatioN]

Solved this, thanks anyways.

 

[Foereaper]

What if you want to just suppress the popup?
Program closes without a notification.

If you want to disable it completely (WARNING: THIS WILL HAPPEN WITH EVERY SINGLE CRASH!), you can edit the registry key below:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Error Reporting\DontShowUI

If this does not exist, you can create a DWORD value named DontShowUI under Windows Error Reporting and set the value to 0.

DO MIND, I DO NOT RECOMMEND EDITING THE REGISTRY AT ANY POINT IN TIME! LEARNING REFERENCES ONLY!

Closing thread as solved