What does Microsoft Error Reporting mean when I start my computer?
Microsoft Error Reporting appears in the menu bar at the top of my computer each time I start up. It started around the time I enabled auto recovery. I have reinstalledr all of my microsoft mac software and disabled the auto recovery. How can I fix it?
What kind of microsoft softwares do you have
installed ?
Did you try to reinstall this software ?
I have the Microsoft Mac student and teacher edition. Currently I have Excel, Power Point and Word.
I tried a reinstall and the 'Microsoeft error reporting' message still appears. I am unable to find out just what the error is that the message is reporting.
Error Reporting is simply Windows letting you know that it is having a problem with a program, or a program's compatibility with your hardware. What you can do (as a minor fix) is to disable the System Restore, and do a Windows update. (www.windowsupdate.microsoft.com, and tell it to scan your computer.) Also, you will need to go to your PC manufacturer's support website (i.e. www.gateway.com/support) and download all driver updates and install them. Do you have a/n current, updated antivirus program on your PC? If not, you will need to buy one (Do NOT buy anything from Symantec/Norton... it's a lousy program.) If you need a free antivirus, you can download AVG antivirus (www.free.grisoft.com/doc/1)
As a last resort, ( and a bit extreme) you may have to format and reinstall your hard disk, but from what I see it hasn't gotten that far yet.
Hope this helps.
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All the information available should normally be found at http://www.microsoft.com/mac/.Certainly, Windows has nothing to do with it.Generally, upgrading to 10.4.5 and keeping up with the Updates helps in keeping things running smoothly...
Unfortunately for me all my problems began after upgrading to 10.4.5 and keeping up with the Updates. I wish I had kept it at 10.3.9 where things ran beautifully, I've found that I can live without widgets, if I could only get my powerbook back to its old self. I will try the site below that you provided... hopefully, I will find some answers there.