I'm getting consistent high dumps in ~\WINDOWS\PCHealth\ERRORREP\UserDumps\TeaTimer.exe.(date-string-string).hdmp
The file can get as high as 2GB!!
Can this be deleted?
Thanks in advance.
It says here that those files are created when a program crashes:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2640/xp_delete_userdumps_hdmp_restore_massive_amounts_hard_drive_space/
I can't see that you deleting TeaTimer.exe.(date-string-string).hdmp would be of any harm if you'd like to regain the space.
I don't have a computer that had teatimer on it to compare and figure out what's normal.But that seems like quite a lot.Is teatimer crashing a lot or anything?