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How to remove or ignore a windows 2003 dialog ?

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    Hello Friends I have Windows 2003 Server Installed on my Server. Whenever my server goes off or electricity problem and server gets restarted automatically, at the end it asks for the reason why server was rebotted giving one dialog for writing one comment. I want to overcome this problem, so is there any setting or any way such as to write some service or something which automatically removes that dialog or I don't get dialog or something else.... Any solution is most welcomed..... I have written this question in VC++ section as I think using VC++ it might be possible to kill that dialog or like that....... Thanks in advance. Amarelia Maehsh Gujarat India

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      Hello Friends I have Windows 2003 Server Installed on my Server. Whenever my server goes off or electricity problem and server gets restarted automatically, at the end it asks for the reason why server was rebotted giving one dialog for writing one comment. I want to overcome this problem, so is there any setting or any way such as to write some service or something which automatically removes that dialog or I don't get dialog or something else.... Any solution is most welcomed..... I have written this question in VC++ section as I think using VC++ it might be possible to kill that dialog or like that....... Thanks in advance. Amarelia Maehsh Gujarat India

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      U can create a programe to get the handle of the dialogbox window . By using this handle u can close the window. How to identify the window is by using the window text. This will work fine . Hope so u get it .... :cool:....... Vikas Amin Embin Technology Bombay vikas.amin@embin.com

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        Hello Friends I have Windows 2003 Server Installed on my Server. Whenever my server goes off or electricity problem and server gets restarted automatically, at the end it asks for the reason why server was rebotted giving one dialog for writing one comment. I want to overcome this problem, so is there any setting or any way such as to write some service or something which automatically removes that dialog or I don't get dialog or something else.... Any solution is most welcomed..... I have written this question in VC++ section as I think using VC++ it might be possible to kill that dialog or like that....... Thanks in advance. Amarelia Maehsh Gujarat India

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        Gary R Wheeler
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        Try here[^] and here[^].


        Software Zen: delete this;

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