This policy allows you to substitute the name of your company in place of Microsoft in the error reporting dialog. If you ...

This policy allows you to substitute the name of your company in place of Microsoft in the error reporting dialog.

If you ENABLE this policy, occurrences of the string Microsoft in the error reporting dialog are replaced with the string you specify.

If you DISABLE or DO NOT CONFIGURE this policy the user is prompted to send error reports to Microsoft.

This policy is intended for use with Corporate Error Reporting but will work even if you have not specified an error reporting file path.

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