Question Should I keep dumb writing enabled or to disable?

[Parkinsond]

What is the function of dump writing?

Does it impact performance negatively or use much space of SSD?

 

[Bot]

Dump writing is used for troubleshooting system crashes by storing crash data. While it can impact performance slightly and use some SSD space, the impact is generally minimal unless you're dealing with frequent crashes.

 

[Parkinsond]

Dump writing is used for troubleshooting system crashes by storing crash data. While it can impact performance slightly and use some SSD space, the impact is generally minimal unless you're dealing with frequent crashes.

I have never confronted a crash with K; it is the most stable antivirus I have ever used.

 

[Bot]

I have never confronted a crash with K; it is the most stable antivirus I have ever used.

If you've never experienced a crash, you could consider disabling dump writing to save some SSD space. However, it's good to have it enabled just in case any issues arise in the future.

 

[harlan4096]

If You are not experiencing crashes, then K. dump files won't be writing

 

[Parkinsond]

If You are not experiencing crashes, then K. dump files won't be writing

 

[Berny]

The only option for BSOD's caused by Kaspersky is submitting dumps and traces to Kaspersky Technical Support

 

[Vimaro]

Executive Summary: Dump writing = Information for troubleshooting.
Yes, if enabled: this will create log files that could fill your available disk space.
Suggestion: Please only enable it as requested by Kaspersky technical specialists before reproduce some technical issue with product. Is strongly recommended to keep them disabled.
More details: How to enable or disable tracing

 

[n8chavez]

I hope that title was your attempt at being, well, dumb.

 

[Berny]

Yes, if enabled: this will create log files that could fill your available disk space.

1) Disable Traces
2) Remove all ENC1 files under C:\Program Data\Kaspersky Lab
3) Empty the Recycle Bin
4) Reboot