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    problem reports

    HI
    iN CONTROL PANEL\ACTION CENTRE you can go to maintenance and then reliability history where you will see view problem reports.I would like to have a shortcut to access problem reports and so by pass control panel
    thank you
    prwe

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    Well if you can save a batch file in Windows for that-

    >Open Notepad. Type in this text-

    Code:
    @echo off
    control /name Microsoft.ActionCenter
    >Then, Notepad Go to File> Save As...
    File Name:AnyNameYouLike.bat
    Save As Type: All files

    >Save the file to desired folder and Run it whenever you want.

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    Good job Utkarsh.

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    you can make a shortcut

    1.create new shortcut on desktop
    2. enter control /name Microsoft.ActionCenter
    3 click next ,the shortcut will ask to save as control.exe
    4 click finish
    Out of my mind. I Haven't Lost My Mind, It's Backed Up On Disk Somewhere.

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    Hello
    Thank you Utkarsh30June and Tangomouse for answering my query
    What I really want but is a shortcut that when I double click on it will open directly to view problem reports rather than having to go to Action Center
    thanks
    prwe

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    Right click your desktop > New > Shortcut

    Then copy and paste the following;

    Code:
    C:\Windows\System32\perfmon.msc
    Mind you, this is on Vista so it might be different if you have a different OS

    EDIT: this is what you want right?

 

 

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