In Windows 10, go to Start, then select Settings > Privacy > App diagnostics, and make sure Allow apps to access diagnostic info about your other apps is turned On. In general, follow these steps to allow or block specific apps and services: How to control which apps can use app diagnostics Memory usage of the app, and other process-level information typically used during development.
The user name under whose account the app is running. Only certain, very specific pieces of information are made available in app diagnostics, specifically:
These are commonly called background apps. Note: In Windows, some apps can continue to perform actions even when you're not actively in the app’s window.
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