Usage: dump /n <Process name> [/x] Or: dump /i <PID> [/x] To exclude loaded modules use /x, to only dump private memory use /p To list process IDs: dump /list
64 bit compatible.
Process Memory Dumper's main objective is to get the working memory of the target process.
It works by getting the page size of the system and walks through allocated memory page by page. If any committed page (or region of pages) is protected it's protection is disabled before the memory is dumped. There is support for dumping 32 bit and 64 bit processes in a 64 bit environment. Process Memory Dumper aims to dump every last bit of memory used by the target process.
/X will avoid dumping the memory of loaded modules. /P will only dump regions of private memory.
Errors should be rare, but if they do occur just try again. VirtualProtectEx errors can be ignored if there are no ReadProcessMemory errors.
