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Can I delete *.dmp files located in OfficeScan Client folder?
Hi there,

We're running OfficeScan Enterprise and I noticed that one laptop has accumulated 14gb worth of *.DMP files in its OfficeScan\Client folder.
File name mask looks like
20141207-164625.dmp
yyymmdd-012345.dmp

Can I nuke these?
Looked on Trend's site but can't find a clear answer.

Cheers,
David

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do the dmp files correspond with application crashes, use windbg to check whether that is what they are and if so, you can dump them if there is no need to diagnose ......
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Thank you Arnold.
I was looking more for an OfficeScan based answer.

Sincerely,
David
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