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The easiest way to create a dump file for a problematic process

I found several ways to create a dump file using utitlity for windows userdump and adplus.vbs and several others. One of the options that I found in the task manager seems to be the simplest and easiest in the open task manager + process selection + right-click + create a user dump. Is a .dmp file created using the taks manager different from the one created using the win-utility?

Getting a dump file from a task manager by a user is much easier than starting his utility programs.

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One of the methods used to detect crashes or freezes on end-user machines is the excellent ProcDump utility, and we write a simple script package that either sits or waits for the application to respond, or you can set other conditions, for example, when CPU utilization reaches a certain point. I will give an example in this answer .

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