dumprep.exe (Windows Error Dump Reporting Tool)
Dumprep.exe is an integrated process by Microsoft (Embedded Software) in Windows operating systems (from Windows XP). If you encounter serious errors of applications installed on the system (often caused by corrupt registry or hardware problems), dumprep create files. Txt about the conditions in which they occurred (memory dump reports). After the first report created (first mistake) you can choose whether it also these reports (on various errors which you will face at some point - because surely you do: P) will be sent or not Microsoft (famous Send error report).
Usually, after the necessary restart on system and steal him every significant error, dumprep scans system files to find the cause of that error and then make a report about it. During scanning and creating report dumprep.exe can also use 100% of the CPU (which is why most consider him to be process harmful, Remember, and maintain a system without problems / errors, makes no never dumprep head).
Dumprep.exe is a vital process for the operation of your system, but it is not recommended to turn it off because the reports errors because you can find them and where stitiu because you can stop and repeat those errors. If you still want to disable this process, you can do one of the following methods:
1. open Run (Start Menu) and type msconfig. in the open window and then select the Startup tab and uncheck the dumprep 0-k dumprep 0 u then restart the system.
2. Open the Registry Editor (Run -> regedit -> Enter) and follow the path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run. In the right pane delete dumprep entry (REG_SZ) then hit restart your PC.
Attention! dumprep.exe is not causing the problem, but it caused the problem. If you notice unusual dumprep.exe often runs in the system and, especially, without valid reasons, you should perform a thorough scan of it to ensure that it is not viruses!
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Me, I'm struggling dumprep.exe. I tried to apply the above tips but I found these entries, I had no un! Antivirus software says everything is ok!
If it's just video, open a cmd window and execute regsvr32 / u shmedia.dll
If you have trouble with images, run and control regsvr32 / u shimgvw.dll
Probably one of the files is corrupt and thrives explorer keeps him "see" all.