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I currently work on Windows 10 home. In previous windows version (vista/xp I'm certain of), when an application crashed, Windows asked permission to send an error report. An memory dump that is sent along may contain some sensitive information on what you where working at the time of the crash. Now most of the time I don't care that much, I rarely work on sensitive stuff (nope not a prime minister or big CEO), but occasionally I may not want to.

So, is there a way to make window 10 ask before sending a detailed error report?

I'm aware of the 'Diagnostics and Usage data' option in the settings app.

mxt3
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Nope, Windows 10 Home don't have any Group Policy editor (unfortunately). So the usual way like this is not possible:

You can control the degree to which Windows Error Reporting prompts for consent before data is sent. This setting is located under either Computer Configuration or User Configuration in Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Error Reporting\Consent.

Leo Chapiro
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