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as far as i know there isnt any switches that i could find with that command - not to say there isn't. i just cannot find any
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as far as i know there isnt any switches that i could find with that command - not to say there isn't. i just cannot find any

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Since I cannot silently (therefore remotely) set Dr Watson as the default debugger, is there a way to verify what the default debugger is?
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Since I cannot silently (therefore remotely) set Dr Watson as the default debugger, is there a way to verify what the default debugger is?

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I know you enable Dr Watson using the command &nbsp; &nbsp;drwtsn32 -i<br />
But it comes back with a window saying &quot;Dr. Watson has been installed as the default application debugger.&quot;<br />
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Is there a way to execute that command silently so I can batch the command and hit many computers?
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I know you enable Dr Watson using the command    drwtsn32 -i
But it comes back with a window saying "Dr. Watson has been installed as the default application debugger."

Is there a way to execute that command silently so I can batch the command and hit many computers?

How to Enable  Dr Watcon silently?

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