"Checking for a solution to the problem" was never checking anything. 📮 When a program crashes, Windows packages up a slice of what that program had in memory and sends it off. Then it keeps a record of what went out. See yours:Get-ChildItem $env:ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportArchive No admin needed. Every folder in there is a report that already left your machine. To turn it off, Admin terminal:Import-Module WindowsErrorReporting Disable-WindowsErrorReporting Being straight with you: the default report is a minidump, not your whole RAM and not a keylogger. It is the crashing program's stack, loaded modules and a limited slice of heap. That is still more than you agreed to, and the archive folder proves how often it happened. Go look at yours. Tell me the oldest app in there 👻 Fan-made parody. NOT affiliated with Adult Swim or Warner Bros. Discovery. #windows11 #windows10 #privacy #techtips #pctips #cybersecurity #techhacks #computertips #rickandmorty #picklerickursion