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you need o set it to dump to a persistent disk

thoughts on how I would achieve that somewhat easily?

my only persistent disks at the moment are VHDs mounted in the OS... guessing thats not an option for a dump as the OS has crashed at that point.  Machines are non-persistent MCS machines in a random pool

Attach a second disk manually and redirect crash dumps to that.

like <@ULKDZHKFY> said, thats the only way i think you can do it. we had a similar issue (nutanix ahv is our hypervisor) and had to bulk add a persistent disk to all non persistent machines (or make a test smaller pool and have someone that can reproduce it use that for a while) and point the needed logs to that.  If you're using Nutanix i worked with the on a script to spin out a 2nd drive and a controlup script to initialize it / format and add as a drive letter

<@URVNXB96C>, mind sharing that script?  will have to modify for Citrix Hypervisor, but I think I can figure out the hypervisor part, having the windows part would save me time

no problem! it was actually <@ULJH9ED53> script that did the majority of the magic. I just pieced together  various things I found to make the ControlUp part once the disk was attached. <http://blog.myvirtualvision.com/2019/11/19/nutanix-ahv-and-citrix-mcs-adding-a-persistent-disk-via-powershell-v2/>

You have to configure dedicated dump file to store the memory dump on a persistent disk. 
<https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX127871|https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX127871>

Thanks, <@UMB4XQE79>, I thought I had all the dump configurations down for C thinking I could keep it from refreshing long enough to get the dump, but I may have missed a setting in that doc too.  Ironically enough, just seeing the bluescreen might have found our culprit, but if not down this road I go!

Thanks guys!  I did not solve the issue, but I have gotten persistent disks and all the configurations right to dump to that drive for today.  Much appreciated