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HOW TO VIEW NON-WINDOWS .DMP FILES?
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tfwul
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Windows 10 x64
New 08 Jul 2020 #1
HOW TO VIEW NON-WINDOWS .DMP FILES?
> Tutorials on how to view dump files are usually about Windows .dmp files
> (like BSODs).
>
> If an application crashes, it also happens that a .dmp file is created
> (named after the application).
>
> Tools to view .dmp files are often (hardcoded) looking in the
> C:\Windows\MiniDump folder,
> whereas crash dump files are stored in
> C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\CrashDumps.
>
> Two questions:
> 1. are there any tools (preferably portable) that can open the .dmp files
> in the \CrashDumps folder?
> 2. do such .dmp files (crashdumps) contain personal data or file/folder
> name data?
> If such dmp files are submitted for investigation, what personal- file or
> folder data am I submitting then?
>
> Thanks.
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OldNavyGuy
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New 08 Jul 2020 #2
> See Nirsoft's BlueScreenView.
>
> https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html
>
> No personal data is stored in crash dumps.
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tfwul
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New 08 Jul 2020 #3
> OldNavyGuy said:
> See Nirsoft's BlueScreenView.
>
> https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html
>
> No personal data is stored in crash dumps.
> Thanks. I am aware of that tool, but, as said, it is looking in the
> MiniDump folder only, at least, AFAIK.
> It checks Windows .dmp files that are in that folder.
>
> Anyway, I have posted the crash dump files to the developer.
>
> Thanks again.
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New 08 Jul 2020 #4
> Click on Options > Advanced Options
>
> Browse to the location.
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tfwul
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New 09 Jul 2020 #5
> OldNavyGuy said:
> Click on Options > Advanced Options
>
> Browse to the location.
> Ah...!
> Many thanks. I wasn't aware of that option.
> Though, in my case, regretfully it makes no difference: after changing the
> folder, no dmp file list was displayed.
> When selecting a single .dmp file (also in the advanced options), nothing
> was displayed either.
>
> Not sure... but there is a line in the advanced options reading
> "%programfiles%\Debugging Tools for Windows\DumpChk.exe" "%1"
>
> I've searched for the dumpchk.exe, but it is not on my system, so maybe
> that is the reason..?
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OldNavyGuy
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New 09 Jul 2020 #6
> dumpchk is part of Windows Kits.
>
> WinDbg is included in Windows Kits, and is the gold standard for analyzing
> crash dump files.
>
> It has a learning curve.
>
> You can try WhoCrashed.
>
> Download WhoCrashed Free Home Edition - MajorGeeks
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