I personally wasted a fair bit of time too in attempts to use WinDBG tool. Open Google and search, most of the top pages tell you the same thing. Most answers you find online, about how to open and view mini-dump files, are about using Microsoft Debugging Tools for Windows. It is a tiny yet powerful piece of software. This tool is small in size it takes less than 500KB space, but the work it does is amazing. It is a portable tool and it does its job pretty damn well. The simplest solution is to use a tool called BlueScreenView. So how can I view, or open Mini Dump files that Windows generate every time my PC hangs? Sometimes, the PC restarts without giving me enough time to see what kind of BSOD Windows is showing and even if it does, I cannot tell what the issue is by simply reading the codes, which are shown in BSOD. My PC is having some issue and I see BSOD screen in it from time to time.
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