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Try removing it from Startup and reboot the machine.<br />
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Run-&gt; msconfig-&gt; 'Startup' tab
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Try removing it from Startup and reboot the machine.

Run-> msconfig-> 'Startup' tab

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Have you tried disabling it by going to Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;System and Maintenance &gt;&nbsp;Problem Reports and Solutions &gt;&nbsp;Change settings &gt;&nbsp;Advanced settings<br />
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From here you should be able to turn the feature on and off.
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Have you tried disabling it by going to Control Panel > System and Maintenance > Problem Reports and Solutions > Change settings > Advanced settings

From here you should be able to turn the feature on and off.

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You can delete or disable wermgr - it will come back like Live does.<br />
What is WERCON so upset about? &nbsp;Please have a look -<br />
START | <b>wercon </b>| View Problem History - 2x-click on an item for add'l info<br />

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You can delete or disable wermgr - it will come back like Live does.
What is WERCON so upset about?  Please have a look -
START | wercon | View Problem History - 2x-click on an item for add'l info


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I am running windows Vista with Office 2007 and i am getting sick of wermgr.exe running (windows problem reporting) i have tried turning of the error reporting but it keeps running the windows problem reporting, has anyone found a way of permanently disabling or deleting this annoying part of vista 
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I am running windows Vista with Office 2007 and i am getting sick of wermgr.exe running (windows problem reporting) i have tried turning of the error reporting but it keeps running the windows problem reporting, has anyone found a way of permanently disabling or deleting this annoying part of vista 

wermgr.exe killing system proformance

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