How to Fix: Error reporting is "disabled by Group Policy" but the relevant Group Policy seems to be not configured

The error 'Error reporting is "disabled by Group Policy"' occurs when the Windows Action Center is unable to send custom error reports due to an incorrect configuration of Group Policies. This issue affects users who have enabled Windows Error Reporting but have not properly configured their Group Policy settings.

This error can be frustrating for IT administrators and users alike, as it prevents the system from sending valuable error reports that could help diagnose and fix issues. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to resolve this issue and ensure that Windows Error Reporting is properly configured.

⚠️ Common Causes

• The primary reason for this error is that the Group Policy setting for 'Windows Error Reporting' is not being applied correctly. This can occur when the policy is set to 'Not Configured', which means that the default settings are being used instead of the custom configuration.
• An alternative cause could be that Soluto's custom error reporting tool is interfering with the Windows Error Reporting system, causing it to appear as though Group Policy is not configured correctly.

✅ Best Solutions to Fix It

✨ Wrapping Up

To resolve the 'Error reporting is "disabled by Group Policy"' issue, first enable Windows Error Reporting via Group Policy, and then ensure that Soluto's custom error reporting tool is disabled or uninstalled. By following these steps, you should be able to properly configure Windows Error Reporting and send valuable error reports.