Enable or Disable Automatic Deletion of Memory Dumps in Win 10

By Michael | Last Updated January 03, 2024

When disk space is low in Windows 10 computer, the memory dumps will be automatically removed. If you want to stop the automatic deletion, please read on to find the method.

Video guide on how to enable/disable automatic deletion of memory dumps in Win 10:

Steps to disable automatic deletion of memory dumps in Win 10:

Step 1: Open File Explorer.

Step 2: Choose This PC in the navigation pane, tap Computer on the menu bar, and then click System properties.

Step 3: Select Advanced system settings in the System window.

Step 4: Hit Settings under Startup and Recovery.

Step 5: Choose Disable automatic deletion of memory dumps when disk space is low, and tap OK.

Tip: To enable automatic deletion of memory dumps, deselect the same setting.

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