crash-dumps

问题 First I enabled saving of dump files on a Windows 10 Mobile phone: Settings > Update & Security > For developers > Save this many crash dumps: 3 Then I debugged an app which throwed an exception. I continued the debugging after stop. After disconnecting and connecting the mobile phone again, I was able to access the dump file stored under Windows phone\Phone\Documents\Debug directory. The file is called FPCL.WIndows - a736c773-c105-4b30-a799-4bf317872f5e with exception C000027B on 5-03-2016

问题 One of the customers of our software complained that it was crashing on his Windows XP machine. I asked him to download ProcDump and run our process through it as such: procdump -e -ma -w myproc.exe For which the user emailed me collected crash dump .dmp file. I then placed that .dmp file into the same folder as the original .exe image file for the process, as well as the .pdb file, and ran the .dmp file through Visual Studio 2010: Then when I clicked "Debug with native only" VS showed the

问题 I made an app in Android Studio 2.1.3, that of couse I have tested both in (different) emulators and my own phone (Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, Android 5.0.2 LRX22G). When I gave the apps to a few friends to test they all said the same thing : the app starts normally, they select the activity that they are interested in, they input the data in the textfields and the moment they press the button (that supposes to make some math) to receive the math answers, the app stops and returns to the "main"

问题 Is there a way to get crash-dumps out of Windows Phone 8 during development time? I am after a file that is dumped similarly to when a normal Win32 app crashes. Or similar to what is saved on iOS devices at crash to be investigated at a later point. My question is specifically about somehow retrieving this (or similar) file/info from the phone after a crash without me having to do anything in my code e.g. manually writing the stack trace to a file from an unhandled exception. I am aware the

问题 I have experienced BSOD every time I have resumed laptop from sleep. I have analyzed the minidump using WinDbg and the causing processes is always Slack.exe . I have googled a bit I have found https://www.tenforums.com/bsod-crashes-debugging/80584-0x139-bsods-daily-when-waking-up-sleep.html. Their suggestion is not to use Windows 10 Slack version or close it before going to sleep. What is the real reason that Slack.exe is causing this BSOD? I assume that Slack does not directly contain any

问题 I'm debugging a crash dump file for a .NET 2.0 assembly in WinDbg. When I type "lm" into WinDbg, I get a long list of loaded modules like this: 723c0000 72950000 mscorwks (deferred) . . What does "deferred" mean here? Do I need to worry about it? 回答1: It just means no symbols where loaded yet for this module. So don't worry about that. See lm (List Loaded Modules) The symbol type immediately follows the module name. This column is not labeled. For more information about the various status

问题 Got this callstack when I open a Windows crash dump in Visual Studio 2005: > myprog.exe!app_crash::CommonUnhandledExceptionFilter(_EXCEPTION_POINTERS * pExceptionInfo=0x0ef4f318) Line 41 C++ pdm.dll!513fb8e2() [Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for pdm.dll] kernel32.dll!_UnhandledExceptionFilter@4() + 0x1c7 bytes ... Looking at the module load info: ... 'DumpFM-V235_76_1_0-20110412-153403-3612-484.dmp': Loaded '*C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared

问题 I have a crash dump of Eclipse and want to report a bug. For the bug report, I'd like to specify the version of Eclipse that crashed, since it might be related to the problem. Unfortunately, my usual way does not work, lm vm does not show version information: 0:048> lm vm eclipse start end module name 00000000`00400000 00000000`0044f000 eclipse (deferred) Image path: C:\Program Files\eclipse\eclipse.exe Image name: eclipse.exe Timestamp: Wed Feb 04 14:12:28 2015 (54D21ABC) CheckSum: 00050686

问题 I have a live standalone server running Windows Server 2008 SP2 (64bit) and IIS7. It is running an ASP.NET website built against .NET 3.5 in its own application pool. Randomly at different times of the day, I get the above error. This may occur once per day, or more. Often when it occurs, it will occur two or three times in relatively quick succession. Looking at processes and logs leading up to the crash there appears to be no real pattern or specific scenario causing it. From searches, most

问题 I've been trying to install the 'Debugging Tools', in order to try to analyse the dump file a server-crash (Windows Server 2008 R2). I used to do this in the past, but I cannot find how to install / locate the Debugging Tools for Windows 7. I've read this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315263. I've then tried to download the 'Debugging Tools for Windows' from the following article (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg463009.aspx). I chose the 'Install Debugging