Open Windows Explorer and go the C:\WINNT\system32 folder, double-click on DRWTSN32.EXE file. Uncheck the Visual Notification and Sound Notification checkboxes, and click OK. I do this on all my WinNT and Win2k boxes, as Dr. Watson is a resource hog when you have a program crash, and it records nothing useful. Actually, I uncheck everything except for the Append To Existing Log File checkbox.
Digitally yours, Ketwyld the Hawk [EMAIL PROTECTED] HL DeathMatch - 64.35.57.141:27015 HL OZ DM - 64.35.57.169:27015 HL TeamPlay - 64.35.55.72:27015 Quiquid latine dictum sit altum viditur. Si hoc legere scis, nimis eruditionis habes. At 22:42 10/04/2001, you wrote: >Is there a way to inhibit this message from Win2000? When the server >crashes, sometimes it give me this message: > >hlds.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need >to restart the program.... > >I'm using ServerDoc to restart the server when it crashes, but as long as >this message is on the screen, hlds, when it is restarted, gives the error >WARNING: UDP_OpenSocket: port 27015.... and terminates. ServerDoc happily >restarts it, and it keeps cycling back and forth until someone goes to the >server and presses the OK button. Then the server will restart and run just >fine. How can I stop Win2000 form displaying the message? I need it to just >shut up the terminate hlds.exe so it can be restarted. Otherwise, my server >is effectively dead in the water until someone can get to the machine.
