What is dumprep???

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frank

What are dumprep and dumprep.exe located in system 32
directory?? What's their function?? Are they really MSFT
files, or something that crept in from another source??
Both in StartUp. Thanks.

frank
 
they are not microsoft , they are trojan horses. they send all everything
you type to a guy an India
You can right click , get properties, and see who made them
 
Dumprep = Dump Reporter
It is a Microsoft file that comes with Windows XP. When your system
crashes, it generates a dump file of what it was doing at the time of the
crash. If you choose to let it, Dumprep can report that dump back to
Microsoft for analysis

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Mike Kolitz MCSE 2000
MS-MVP - Windows Setup and Deployment

PATCH YOUR WINDOWS NT/2000/XP/2003 COMPUTERS!
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-026.asp
 
Mike Kolitz said:
Dumprep = Dump Reporter
It is a Microsoft file that comes with Windows XP. When your system
crashes, it generates a dump file of what it was doing at the time of the
crash. If you choose to let it, Dumprep can report that dump back to
Microsoft for analysis

I'm not the original poster. I go into msconfig fairly often, looked
at the start tab last night and found "dumprep 0 -k". Haven't had any
crashes in the two months that I've had XP. I looked in Kelly's A-Z
and also did a google search; the bottom line seemed to be that
dumprep is harmless but it also doesn't seem to have anything to do
with my one-person system. After trying Restore to make it go away, I
unchecked it in msconfig and rebooted. Wasn't aware it was there; I
see no difference with it unapplied.

Since my 128MGs of memory is inadequate (have ordered more), perhaps
something might have happened in that regard to generate the setting?
 

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