Dump a process

There are many tools to dump a process' memory.

MemoScope

MemoScope has its own module to dump process memory. If you want to dump a :

• 64 bit process, run MemoScope x64
• 32 bit process, run MemoScope x86. No problem if you run a 64 bit OS.

In the "Main" toolbar, click on "Process" button.

First you will have to select a "Root dir" folder where your dump files will be stored:

Select Process

Then select a process in the combobox:

Another way to select a process :

• "drag" the "Bow" button ie click on the button but don't release the button yet
• MemoScope main window is minimized
• your mouse cursor will look like an arrow
• move it over the process' window you want to dump
• release the mouse button
• MemoScope main window is back to normal state
• Your process is selected

Monitor Process

MemoScope will display and chart informations about selected process :

• Start, total process and user processor time
• Handle count
• Paged, Virtual, Working set memory

Dump Process

Dump Triggers

Task Manager

If your OS is 64 bit but your process is 32 bit, you must run the 32 bit version of TaskManager. It's located in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\taskmgr.exe

Select your process and right click on it:

Nb: MemoScope works only on .Net processes, here Edge is selected just to take a screenshot.

Click on "Create a dump file":

Then your dump file is created.

(thanks to @johnrp for the screenshots in english and win 10)

MemoScope API

Sometimes, you want your process to be dumped at a specific point of your code / runtime. A good way to obtain a dump when and where you want is to call MemoScope API in your code: Request a dump in your application code:

var client = new MemoScopeClient();
client.Open();
client.DumpMe();

Start MemoScope and your application will connect to it and send a dump request.

Others

• ProcDump