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Creating a Kernel-Mode Dump File |
Creating a Kernel-Mode Dump File |
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05/23/2017 |
There are three ways in which a kernel-mode dump file can be created:
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You can enable the dump file from the Control Panel, and then the system can crash on its own.
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You can enable the dump file from the Control Panel, and then force the system to crash.
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You can use the debugger to create a dump file without crashing the system.
This section includes:
Enabling a Kernel-Mode Dump File
Creating a Dump File Without a System Crash
Verifying the Creation of a Kernel-Mode Dump File
It is also possible to use an NMI switch to create a crash dump file. Contact your hardware vendor to determine whether your machine has this switch.
The usage of NMI switches is not covered in this documentation.