.MDMP

📌 An .MDMP file approach serves for processing compressed data arrangements generated by Windows after a crash or error of the respective program. Essentially, the .MDMP instance includes content “dumped” from the memory space of a corresponding software package, which encompasses advanced data regarding the occurred error that can be applied for further debugging of the toolkit. .MDMP resources are typically generated in conjunction with a relevant uncompressed .HDMP pattern and can be later transferred to Microsoft as a compound, integral component of a bug reporting procedure. Furthermore, you can also analyze a relevant .MDMP schema item in Microsoft Visual Studio SDK by picking File -> Open Project menu element, defining the “Files of type” option as “Dump files” value, picking a corresponding requested .MDMP entry, clicking Open button, and running the debugger afterwards. In the outcome, the debugger would initiate a simulated process, which will eventually stop at the command responsible for the recent crash or failure. As an auxiliary tweak, .MDMP extension branch nodes can also be researched and examined by WinDmp and WinDbg tools, powerful and scalable debugging tools that are distributed and shared as a compound part of the Microsoft Windows SDK-toolkit.

How to open an .MDMP file?

📌 All of the .MDMP file components can be easily reviewed, monitored, tracked, and opened with the interference of Microsoft Windows SDK kit, Microsoft Visual Studio or externally downloaded Microsoft WinDbg utility. All of these file packages are entirely compatible and adapted for Windows desktop shell, unexceptionally.