nod32 HUGE diagnostics folder (15gb)

headbuster · 15 Jul 2011

What are those files. I tried searching but nothing comes up....
Should I delete them?

Bill2 · 15 Jul 2011

Looks like Eset is running some diags either user-set or preconfigured and saving the logs in that folder. I wonder if those .dmp files can be opened in a debugger, although they are too large to be uploaded here. Suggest you back them up to an external, delete them from the hard drive, then contact Eset for info. I wonder if that sysinspector feature is responsible for this. Also, look around in the settings for anything useful.

MvdB · 15 Jul 2011

Looks to me that you have taken off the log (directory size) limit. What is the latest / oldest file date in there?

headbuster · 15 Jul 2011

latest: 02/07/2011 (dd/mm/yyyy)
oldest: 20/06/2011
Also I haven't touched the configuration of the program.

EDIT:
I think I found it....
The other options are minidump and nodump.

nod32 HUGE diagnostics folder (15gb)-nod32.png

MvdB · 15 Jul 2011

I would expect the options to be:
-no dump
-mini dump
-full dump (as in the pic)

headbuster · 15 Jul 2011

MvdB said:

I would expect the options to be:
-no dump
-mini dump
-full dump (as in the pic)

Yup, as I said in my last post.
I send a form to eset before I discovered it, but they can at least tell me if I can delete them :)

MvdB · 19 Jul 2011

headbuster said:

MvdB said:

I would expect the options to be:
-no dump
-mini dump
-full dump (as in the pic)

Yup, as I said in my last post.
I send a form to eset before I discovered it, but they can at least tell me if I can delete them :)

Well I'm quite sure you can delete them since they are created for you to look at if you want... which you would if you had a problem. Not if you don't...