How does the Win10 system record blue screen logs? How to set blue screen error to write DMP file

System blue screen is a problem we often encounter, which is mainly caused by hardware failure or logic error. There are some blue screen faults that have no code, or we may immediately press the power button when we see the blue screen, causing the user not to see the blue screen error location. If we set up a blue screen log in advance, we can easily view the blue screen record.

Procedure:

1, right-click & ldquo; this computer & rdquo ;, then selected in the menu & ldquo; Properties & rdquo ;;

2, selected advanced system settings, and click & ldquo under the advanced tab; startup and recovery settings & rdquo ;;

3, the write debugging information is set to & ldquo; & rdquo ;, core memory dump file by default location% SystemRoot% \\ MEMORY.DMP (ie C: \\ Memory.dmp file in Windows); after

set the log record blue screen, we can enter the system after a Win10 system blue screen view The log analyzes the cause of the error.