The Internet Explorer error-reporting tool launches automatically whenever your web crashes and needs to close. It gathers information pertaining to the errors and sends a report to the Microsoft server where analysts use the information to develop updates and patches to solve future problems. When the error-reporting tool is disabled, it fails to launch when your browser runs into errors. Fixing the error-reporting tool is simple process you can accomplish quickly.

Instructions

Step 1Close Internet Explorer if it is currently running. Click the Windows "Start" button and click the "Control Panel."

Step 2Double-click the "System" icon to open the System Properties window. Click the "Advanced" tab and click "Error Reporting."

Step 3Place a check on "Enable reporting" and place a check on "Windows operating systems" and "Programs."

Step 4Click "Choose Programs" and place a check on the "Programs from Microsoft" check-box if it is not already checked. Click "OK" to save the changes and "OK" again to close the System Properties window.

Step 5Restart your web browser. Click "Send Error Report" when you run into the "Microsoft Internet Explorer has run into a problem and needs to close"