You can now use the Task Manager live core dump feature in Windows 11 Dev build 25197

#Microsoft has released Windows 11 build 25197 to Dev Channel Insiders. The company admitted that the tablet-optimized taskbar brought by the new version may create a wrong user experience.

In the earlier version with version number 25188, you can find that the "Real-time Core Dump" option is hidden in the Task Manager. Kernel dump files create kernel memory snapshots that can be analyzed when troubleshooting application crashes, driver errors, Windows BSOD, etc. Similar to a live kernel dump file, except that the dump can be generated without rebooting the system. Therefore, this is useful because it does not interrupt the system in the event of a non-fatal error.

In the latest Windows 11 build 25197, the option to create live core dumps has been enabled. When the live core dump option is selected, a dialog box pops up indicating the location of the dump file to be created, as shown in the image below.

If you try to use the live core dump option in a previous build, such as in build 25193, the following error message will pop up stating that the operation cannot be completed:

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