If you’ve ever encountered the following dialog – you know that an application has crashed in Windows.
As the dialog indicates, Microsoft is checking for a solution to the problem – which means it’s communicating back to Microsoft servers. While this may not be a problem for your enterprise environment, it’s additional noise that you typically don’t want/need in your malware sandbox. The following screenshot shows example HTTP traffic reporting the error.

Dr Watson Error Reporting as seen in Moloch
If you’re running an IDS such as Suricata – Emerging Threats also has a couple of signatures that can help you identify this traffic/behavior.
You can disable this behavior by following these few steps:
Open the Control Panel and select System and Security

Select Action Center
Select Change Action Center Settings
Select Problem reporting settings
Select Never check for solutions