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Q. I have a Hyper-V virtual machine (VM) that's frozen, how can I dump its memory for troubleshooting?
A. If you have a VM that's frozen, or just any VM or VM snapshot, and you want a memory dump, you can use the vm2dmp.exe utility that's provided by Microsoft . To dump out a running VM's memory, use the command vm2dmp.exe -vm -dmp
John Savill
July 17, 2011
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A. If you have a VM that's frozen, or just any VM or VM snapshot, and you want a memory dump, you can use the vm2dmp.exe utility that's provided by Microsoft. To dump out a running VM's memory, use the command
vm2dmp.exe -vm -dmp
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