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How to disable crash dumps.


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That is interesting. I've just checked the same folder on my end: it only contains crash dumps from 2019... and  I know for sure my DCS isn't that stable.

I have no idea how I it stopped creating dumps in here, but maybe they are elsewhere on my drives. I'll  take a look.

 

Sorry, I have no idea how to stop these files from being generated.

 

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6 hours ago, jfnelson0127 said:

Can you periodically delete the .dmp files in the CrashDump folder?

Absolutely. They are just memories of previous crashes. It means you can delete them whenever you want.

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Then I have no idea why dumps keep coming at you. Maybe you can trace down which process creates these dumps. If you own the Viggen, here's a way to make DCS crash on purpose:

  1. REF LOLA in
  2. Typing "990000" -> Display goes "000000"
  3. Typing "9099"
  4. Pressing LS -> Leads to an instant crash

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I think I got it.  Different place in Regedit based on this MS doc.

 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wer/collecting-user-mode-dumps?redirectedfrom=MSDN

 

Below is the Key you have to add.

 

Screenshot 2021-05-21 222414.jpg

 

Crashed twice today and dumps didn't get created.  It's classified as "User-Mode Dump" and that's why it wasn't working with other Regedit.

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