[Autogenerated] Let's see how to configure,
DOM file or other configuration related to the blue screen.
So I need to Go ahead.
And Look for something like about your PC.
You can also get that from the system settings application as you see here,
and then We have to go, to advanced system settings.
So currently it's right here.
And It opens up a classic dialogue,
this is One of those that hasn't yet been converted
into the new UI in Windows 11.
At least not the time of this recording.
And the bottom part here it says start, up and recovery.
Which is what we want.
Let's click settings.
We have another dialogue where the lower part, that says system failure.
Is Really about configuring?
What happens when the blue screen occurs?
The first thing we do is write, an event to the system, event log.
There's really no reason not.
To do that It's just an easy way for an administrator.
To Look inside the Windows event log, and see that up at that point in time.
A blue screen occurred.
So no bad thing.
Let's just keep it here.
Then We have the option of automatically restart which
is currently checked by default.
In fact, this is something.
That changed way back.
In the Windows NT 42 Windows 2000 days in Windows NT four the check box,
was unchecked, and So when the blue screen appeared,
the blue screen,
was also very frightening because it had the call stack of the thread.
That caused the blue screen all in white characters on the blue background.
And People knew that There's nothing they could do
except for pressing the reset button.
To restart the system.
And So some people in fact had some be psychological reaction,
to the blue screen itself.
So Microsoft did a little trick.
And the Windows 2 2000.
that check they edit that check box, to be checked automatically.
So even when the system crashed, it would restart fairly quickly.
And Sometimes people didn't noticed that the system actually crashed.
It seemed like it spontaneously restarted.
Which of course, in those days, most machines were desktop machines.
And not laptops.
So didn't have any batteries necessarily.
And So that could mean a result of some spurious power
failure or something like that Now, in today's blue screen,
if you've seen that and I'm sure you have seen one of
these blue screens at some point.
In the Past few years, the blue screen has almost no information.
To look at it.
Only has the dy character,
the opposite of smiley or frown if you prefer and and So looking
at the blue screen doesn't really give you.
A whole lot.
So automatically restarting is actually fine.
And then the most important thing, to configure here,
is the damp type, and We'll discuss the various dump types.
In the Next clip.
So here's where we specify the dump type,
the default is automatic memory damp,
which is something you normally should keep and There's really no good reason.
To change, that except for perhaps some very esoteric reasons which I'll discuss,
in the Next clip, and Here's the DOM file Where that things should be written.
To eventually, and By default,
it's being written into the see Windows directory under the file memory,
dot D MP.