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System Properties (Page 4 of 10) Startup and Recovery The last option on the Advanced tab is Startup and Recovery. Clicking its button presents Figure 90.
From here, you are able to configure how Windows boots up and how it reacts to a crash. The default options are usually sufficient here, however be aware of the Write Debugging Information option. If you are experiencing issues with Windows crashing and you open a support call with Microsoft, they may ask you to send them a crash dump a complete dump of system memory at the time the error occurred. This dialog allows you to choose between no dump, a mini dump, a kernel dump and a complete memory dump. Analyzing these dump files is a very specialized task, and one that the CompTIA A+ Exam will not expect you to understand!
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