windows vistia erro reporting

[gamzdude 57]

hi i have windows VISTA and keep getting this horrible error report message as seen here

and i want it gone from my computer permanently why because it closes my programs for no good reason it 200% ticks me off :rage: :rage: :rage: :angry: :angry: i tried every thing to stop the darn thing by turning it off in the control panel but then this stupid pop up comes up

so and guess what it still forces me to close my programs i tried every thing from using administrator tools reg editor but no it still dose the same junk so then i got so ticked off in my mind :rage: :rage: :rage: so now i want to get rid of the garbage they call help on my PC please help me find a way to get rid of it forever as it is 100%

  Edited July 6, 2011 by gamzdude  

[Ocram's Razr 963]

Upgrade to windows 7 or downgrade to XP. Vista does not work good and your computer is permanently messed up until you change the OS. Good luck!

Have a nice day!

[Sniper296 83]

Upgrade to windows 7 or downgrade to XP. Vista does not work good and your computer is permanently messed up until you change the OS. Good luck!

Have a nice day!

Really? I have Vista and it is no worse than any other overpriced OS, all proprietary OSes are rubbish, maybe you should check your Event Viewer and try to diagnose why the application is crashing.

[jacksunny 741]

I agree with OcramSeattle. Either upgrade or downgrade (Doesn't matter, both have there advantages and disadvantages), wait for Windows 8, get a Mac, or dual boot Vista and a Linux distro.

[Munchiez 74]

Invest in a mac! Great OS and works well. Better than that Vista FAIL!

[Alejandro24 575]

According the hardware specifications of your computer: upgrade to Win7 or downgrade to WinXP. The same advice as OcramSeattle. Or try to use Linux and run the WinPrograms with Wine.

[A Nonny Moose 8,261]

I am in the Linux camp. It is free, supported, small, fast, and if you get a good version like Mint or Ubuntu built on top of it, you'll feel right at home.

Save your file system to some external medium, wipe out vista with a live CD version of Linux, then you can read your files back. Linux file system quite happily reads windows file systems, and can write them too.

You might want to dual boot, because there is a serious unlearning curve to get shut of all the Microsoft bad things.

Windows .exe's can be run on wine, or with mono if they were created with .NET.