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Disabling the window that pops up asking you to click OK or cancel for debugging

Asked by propractice in .NET

How can I get it so that stops appearing.  Everytime my application crashes that appears, and my script is unable to restart it with that coming up.  And yes I know I could write a script to click OK, but this is not what I want.

I'm leaving these applications running through remote desktop and my scripts will not click the ok button unless the user is connected.

So basically, is it possible to just disable that stupid message completely?  I uninstalled Visual Studio .NET from that machine because after I installed that the messages started appearing, but this hasn't fixed the problem.

Or is there perhaps a way to click ok w/o a App.Activate script, and without using FindWindowEx (neither of these work when in a remote desktop/terminal services connection)

Anyone?

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