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In the Windows 7 task manager, I can create a dump file of a running process by right-clicking the process entry and selecting "Create Dump File". By default, this saves the file to the logged-on user's temp directory.

Is there a way to change where this dump file is saved?

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You could try using ProcDump. Not exactly what you where asking but could solve your problem.

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  • It turns out that the path can't be changed at all; external tools are the best I can do. Sep 2, 2011 at 0:18

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