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Preventing Windows messages from popping up

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    dipuks
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    Hey I am working on a Windows application using Win32 API's and this application has got its own formatted Error messages and so we want to prevent any generic Windows messages to pop up. It was found that in certain extreme or rare conditions its does pop up the Windows messages. Is there a way to completely suppress the Windows error messages? Thanks in advance

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      Hey I am working on a Windows application using Win32 API's and this application has got its own formatted Error messages and so we want to prevent any generic Windows messages to pop up. It was found that in certain extreme or rare conditions its does pop up the Windows messages. Is there a way to completely suppress the Windows error messages? Thanks in advance

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      :confused: Which error messqge ? You mean that your program crashes and thus displays an error ? I think in that case fixing your application is probably your best option :-D

      Cédric Moonen Software developer
      Charting control [v2.0] OpenGL game tutorial in C++

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        :confused: Which error messqge ? You mean that your program crashes and thus displays an error ? I think in that case fixing your application is probably your best option :-D

        Cédric Moonen Software developer
        Charting control [v2.0] OpenGL game tutorial in C++

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        It's not an application crash message. The couple of error messages that are being seen are "Delayed Write Failed" & "Invalid Date & Time". Anyway to supress these and other probbale Windows messages?

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          It's not an application crash message. The couple of error messages that are being seen are "Delayed Write Failed" & "Invalid Date & Time". Anyway to supress these and other probbale Windows messages?

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          After the error dialog, does your application continue to run? And do you know which is the API call that is causing this error?

          Suhredayan

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