Why is there a CrashSender1403.exe and CrashRpt1403.dll ?

[bxst...@yahoo.co.uk]

Why is there a CrashSender1403.exe and CrashRpt1403.dll ?

It reminds me on these notorious and dubious "Telemetry" features from Windows 10 which sends unasked silently in background information home to Microsoft.

When will CrashReports send something?

I have a firewall which will block new outgoing traffic but I want to know how to disable this "feature" in advanced.

How can I get rid of them?

Ben

[Sergey Filippov (Registry Finder)]

These files are part of the CrashRpt library.

CrashRpt is a free open-source library designed for intercepting exceptions in your C++ program, collecting technical information about the crash and sending error reports over the Internet to software vendor. (Cited from http://crashrpt.sourceforge.net/)

It goes to the scene when Registry Finder encounters an unexpected error. Then it pops up the following dialog:



Only when user clicks the Send report button, the report is send over internet.No unattended "telemetry" is sent. (You can read about privacy policy here: http://registry-finder.com/crashrpt_privacy_policy.html)
There is no way to suppress this dialog in case of an error. If you do not send the crash report, just click the Close the program button.

[aad...@yahoo.com]

Well, for me it doesn't seem to intercept the crash because I'm getting the Windows crash reporter that  gives me 2 choices:
Search the internet for a solution or close the program.

[Sergey Filippov (Registry Finder)]

Probably, you are talking about crash caused by incorrect command-line arguments - one of the issues you described in https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/registry-finder/zODJF7h4zBc/t4ZbAH1DAwAJ. See my reply in that thread.