WinXP system closes the debugger method

In the xp system, the debugger is generally in the closed state, but it often pops up when we run a program quickly, obstructing you. This is definitely a painful thing. Is there any way to avoid this kind of thing? The following small series will share with you the method of closing the debugger by modifying the registry value!

The method is as follows:

Mouse click on the "Start" menu, select the "Run" option, enter the "regedit" role command in the pop-up dialog box, press “ OK & rdquo; key;

2, open & ldquo; registry editor & rdquo; the left window, expand: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE, Microsoft, WindowsNT, WindowsNT, CurrentVersion, CurrentVersion, AeDebug options;

3, find the right window and double-click Auto Command, in the pop-up "Edit String window" value data (V) column to change the value to ""0”, click “ determine & rdquo; key;

4, return to the registry Editor window, press F5 to refresh, exit the registry editor.

This method of closing the debugger is still very useful, especially for some kids who love online games, and finally get rid of the shadow of the debugger.