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trusted.edgedbg.com
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Edge full crash dump

Prerequisites

  1. Search for environment in Windows and open Edit the system environment variables and click the Environment Variables... button to open the editing page.

  2. Create a new user variable as follows:

    Variable name: ENABLE_HEAP_DUMPS

    Variable value: 1

  3. The setting will only take effect after you close all existing Edge processes (msedge.exe) and start a new Edge window.

End steps

  1. Check if any Edge crash dumps have been created at %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Crashpad\reports, you may zip the entire reports folder to reduce the dump file size.

    Note: for other channels, the dump location will be %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Edge <channel>\User Data\Crashpad\reports, where <channel> is SxS (Canary), Dev or Beta.

  2. Since full crash dumps take up a lot of disk space, it is suggested to remove the user variable: ENABLE_HEAP_DUMPS if full crash dumps are no longer needed.