Windows system simulation blue screen implementation method

  
In the Windows operation and maintenance process, you often encounter problems and need to reproduce the fault. The following is a method to simulate the blue screen of the operating system. a) When the problem occurs again, we can collect the full memory dump. The specific method of configuration: 1. Close ASR Function prevents the computer from restarting when collecting dumps 2. In the advanced options in the system options, select "write memory information" under "write memory information" or core mode 3. Select the path of the dump file in the advanced options in the system options. “%SystemRoot%\\MEMORY.DMP” 4. Connect the PS/2 port or USB port keyboard to the server 5. Confirm that the remaining disk space of the C drive exceeds 4GB. 6. Set the dump mode to “Complete Memory Dump”. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\CrashControl\\CrashDumpEnabled Set CrashDumpEnabled=1 7. Add the following registry key to allow manual configuration of dump. --- If the keyboard is PS/2 port HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\i8042prt\\ Parameters Name : CrashOnCtrlScroll Data Type : REG_DWORD Value : 1 --- If it is a USB keyboard HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\kbdhid\\Parameters Name : CrashOnCtrlScroll Data Type : REG_DWORD Value : 1 8. You need to take the opportunity to make the dump effective =============== ===================== When the problem occurs again, we grab dump · as follows; hold down the right CTRL key and double-click the SCROLL LOCK key · The system will be blue screen and then generate a dump file. The whole process takes some time because the information needs to be written to the file. · The server restarts, and then gets the dump file: %SystemRoot%\\MEMORY.DMP PS: I used the PS/2 keyboard test under Windows Server 2008 system successfully, but the USB keyboard was not successful, and then I was lazy and did not test again. If a friend has tested successfully, please let me know. This article is from “Du Fei” Blog
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