Creating a proccess dump via CMD or Powershell





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Welcome i have ran into a small issue. So basically i have been coding a program to open up power-shell and run proc dump and dump a process. Using Proc Dump. I keep getting multiple processes running. And there is no way i can get the PID, So its useless. Is there another third party tool that i can use without getting this issue? or can i just do this via CMD or power-shell without using other software's? Thanks!



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Multiple processes match the specified name.









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  • The error you are receiving from exactly what ?

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    Nov 16 '18 at 14:07






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    @LotPings - that is an errror from procdump when there are multiple processes with an identical name.

    – Lieven Keersmaekers
    Nov 16 '18 at 14:09


















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Welcome i have ran into a small issue. So basically i have been coding a program to open up power-shell and run proc dump and dump a process. Using Proc Dump. I keep getting multiple processes running. And there is no way i can get the PID, So its useless. Is there another third party tool that i can use without getting this issue? or can i just do this via CMD or power-shell without using other software's? Thanks!



Error im receiving



Multiple processes match the specified name.









share|improve this question























  • The error you are receiving from exactly what ?

    – LotPings
    Nov 16 '18 at 14:07






  • 1





    @LotPings - that is an errror from procdump when there are multiple processes with an identical name.

    – Lieven Keersmaekers
    Nov 16 '18 at 14:09














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Welcome i have ran into a small issue. So basically i have been coding a program to open up power-shell and run proc dump and dump a process. Using Proc Dump. I keep getting multiple processes running. And there is no way i can get the PID, So its useless. Is there another third party tool that i can use without getting this issue? or can i just do this via CMD or power-shell without using other software's? Thanks!



Error im receiving



Multiple processes match the specified name.









share|improve this question














Welcome i have ran into a small issue. So basically i have been coding a program to open up power-shell and run proc dump and dump a process. Using Proc Dump. I keep getting multiple processes running. And there is no way i can get the PID, So its useless. Is there another third party tool that i can use without getting this issue? or can i just do this via CMD or power-shell without using other software's? Thanks!



Error im receiving



Multiple processes match the specified name.






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  • The error you are receiving from exactly what ?

    – LotPings
    Nov 16 '18 at 14:07






  • 1





    @LotPings - that is an errror from procdump when there are multiple processes with an identical name.

    – Lieven Keersmaekers
    Nov 16 '18 at 14:09



















  • The error you are receiving from exactly what ?

    – LotPings
    Nov 16 '18 at 14:07






  • 1





    @LotPings - that is an errror from procdump when there are multiple processes with an identical name.

    – Lieven Keersmaekers
    Nov 16 '18 at 14:09

















The error you are receiving from exactly what ?

– LotPings
Nov 16 '18 at 14:07





The error you are receiving from exactly what ?

– LotPings
Nov 16 '18 at 14:07




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@LotPings - that is an errror from procdump when there are multiple processes with an identical name.

– Lieven Keersmaekers
Nov 16 '18 at 14:09





@LotPings - that is an errror from procdump when there are multiple processes with an identical name.

– Lieven Keersmaekers
Nov 16 '18 at 14:09












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I have used following powershell command in the past to create a procdump of multiple processes with an identical name



gps notepad* | %{ 
$argumentList = "-accepteula -ma -n 1000 -e 1 $($_.Id) "
start-process C:MySysInternalsprocdump -argumentList $argumentList
}


The gist of this is to get a list op PID's to pass to procdump. Mind you that when you have dozens of notepads running, you'll create dozens of dumps.






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    I have used following powershell command in the past to create a procdump of multiple processes with an identical name



    gps notepad* | %{ 
    $argumentList = "-accepteula -ma -n 1000 -e 1 $($_.Id) "
    start-process C:MySysInternalsprocdump -argumentList $argumentList
    }


    The gist of this is to get a list op PID's to pass to procdump. Mind you that when you have dozens of notepads running, you'll create dozens of dumps.






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      I have used following powershell command in the past to create a procdump of multiple processes with an identical name



      gps notepad* | %{ 
      $argumentList = "-accepteula -ma -n 1000 -e 1 $($_.Id) "
      start-process C:MySysInternalsprocdump -argumentList $argumentList
      }


      The gist of this is to get a list op PID's to pass to procdump. Mind you that when you have dozens of notepads running, you'll create dozens of dumps.






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        I have used following powershell command in the past to create a procdump of multiple processes with an identical name



        gps notepad* | %{ 
        $argumentList = "-accepteula -ma -n 1000 -e 1 $($_.Id) "
        start-process C:MySysInternalsprocdump -argumentList $argumentList
        }


        The gist of this is to get a list op PID's to pass to procdump. Mind you that when you have dozens of notepads running, you'll create dozens of dumps.






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        I have used following powershell command in the past to create a procdump of multiple processes with an identical name



        gps notepad* | %{ 
        $argumentList = "-accepteula -ma -n 1000 -e 1 $($_.Id) "
        start-process C:MySysInternalsprocdump -argumentList $argumentList
        }


        The gist of this is to get a list op PID's to pass to procdump. Mind you that when you have dozens of notepads running, you'll create dozens of dumps.







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