Windows Central a new guide showing you the steps of managing, enabling, and disabling system failure and recovery settings on Windows 10.

You can control how Windows 10 creates dump files, and here's how

Yes, you can enable, disable, and even manage how Windows 10 creates dump files during blue screen errors, and in this guide, we'll show you how with Settings and commands. Windows 10 comes with predefined settings to create crash dump files and take specific actions automatically during a critical error. However, you can customize the experience to tell the system how you want to record the data and what action to take. A dump file is a special type of file that is created automatically when the system experiences a Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) — commonly known as a "bug check," "stop error," or "system error" — and suddenly reboots or shuts down. 

You can control how Windows 10 creates dump files, and here's how