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    Disk Cleanup-Per user queued Windows Error Report

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by McGrady, Mar 24, 2008.

  1. McGrady

    McGrady Notebook Virtuoso

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    Every time I check my disk cleanup that windows error report thing is there and it accumulates pretty fast I believe.
    I don't recall that being there in the past. Is this normal or is something causing errors on my pc?
     
    McGrady, Mar 24, 2008
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    Turn around and make that booty go bump bump bump.
     
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    Um...right.....

    It is fairly normal for that to happen. If you ever have to force a program to close or diagnose a problem (i.e. Network) then it will take note of it. If you want to to see what errors windows is detecting you could go to:
    Control panel>>System and Maintanence>>Problem Reports and Solutions.

    Most of mine, for example, are network problems (because of the campus I'm on)
     
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    Was trying to think of a clever bump. =x
    Ah, I see. JkDefrag is the problem.
     
    McGrady, Mar 24, 2008
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