User Initiated Kernel dump in Windows XP -
i remember watching webcast mark russinovich showing sequence of keyboard keys user initiated kernel dump. can refresh memory on exact order of keys.
please note xp.
http://psacake.com/web/jr.asp contains full instructions, , here's excerpt:
while may seem odd think purposefully causing blue screen of death (bsod), microsoft includes such provision in windows xp. might come in handy testing , troubleshooting startup , recovery settings, event logging, , demonstration purposes. here's how create bsod: launch registry editor (regedit.exe). go hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\i8042prt\parameters. go edit, select new | dword value , name new value crashonctrlscroll. double-click crashonctrlscroll dword value, type 1 in value data textbox, , click ok. close registry editor , restart windows xp. when want cause bsod, press , hold down [ctrl] key on right side of keyboard, , tap [scrolllock] key twice. should see bsod. if system reboots instead of displaying bsod, you'll have disable automatically restart setting in system properties dialog box. so, follow these steps: press [windows]-break. select advanced tab. click settings button in startup , recovery panel. clear automatically restart check box in system failure panel. click ok twice. here's how remove bsod configuration: launch registry editor (regedit.exe). go hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\i8042prt\parameters. select crashonctrlscroll value, pull down edit menu, , select delete command. close registry editor , restart windows xp. note: editing registry risky, make sure have verified backup before making changes.
and may wrong in assuming want bsod, microsoft page showing how capture kernel dumps: https://web.archive.org/web/20151014034039/https://support.microsoft.com/fr-ma/kb/316450
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