Dump files can be used to diagnose problems with Zoom clients if they frequently hang or crash. If you need to generate and send a dump file to diagnose Zoom client problems on Windows, follow these steps:
Contents
Procedure
- Right-click the Windows icon and click Task Manager.
- Under Application, double-click Zoom Meeting. At least two items are displayed in the Zoom meeting.
Note : The ones with low memory usage are the main Zoom window and chat window. Those with high memory usage are clients in a meeting. - Depending on which part of the Zoom client crashes frequently, right-click one of the Zoom meeting items and click
Generate Dump File
- If [ Dump file generation] ends successfully, Windows displays the file path.
- Highlight the file path and press Ctrl + C to copy to the clipboard.
- Open Windows Explorer and click the top file location bar.
- Press Ctrl + V to paste the file path and press Enter.
- Click the modified date column to display the new file first. The dump file (Zoom.DMP) is displayed at the top of the list.
Note : Please compress the dump file before sending it.
- Open Task Manager again .
- Right-click Zoom Meeting , and then click End Task .
- Restart the Zoom client to generate a log file.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find Zoom logs?
Viewing and exporting logs. All phone logs in your account are available for viewing. Zoom’s web portal can be accessed by logging in. In the navigation menu, you will find Logs under Phone System Management.
Where are Windows dump files?
You can find all the small memory dump files under %SystemRoot%/Minidump. When hard disk space is limited, small memory dump files might be helpful.
How do I Zoom log in Windows 10?
Where can I find Zoom Logs?
- From the Local Disk (C:) submenu, select “View”; check “hidden items”
- You can learn more about Zoom by clicking “Users”, “AppData” and then “Roaming” in the “Users” folder.
- You will need to open a new folder in which to store ZoomRooms (like Zoom log) and then click “ZoomRooms”.
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