It's usually a good thing initially to Enable Dialogs and define a Log File so you can see what popups, if any, are being application generated. The Dialogs tab enables you to capture and automatically close application generated popups along with system generated popups. Windows Error Reporting is now disabled.ĭisabling Application Popups Within FireDaemonįireDaemon v1.8 and later features a Dialogs tab when editing or creating a service definition: Then Click on the Error Reporting button under the Advanced tab:Ĭlick on the Disable error reporting radio button and uncheck But notify me when critical events occur.

The System Properties dialog will be displayed.

Windows Error Reporting dialogs can be disabled as follows:

Application popups initiated by the application itself.Windows Error Reporting popups (most usually seen when the application crashes).There are two types of dialogs that may popup: This will cause the service to appear 'hung' due to the dialog needing a response (e.g.

When applications run under FireDaemon, they may pop up a dialog box.

Calculator keeps popping up