A file Calls "Dumpstack" Shows up on My C:/ drive

Hello,

I would Like to know what is going on on My Computer. I have just found this File calls Dumpstack on My C drive and it seems like It has already X dumped my memory somehow

This is what is inside

DLOGFILE00010000DUMP&$

Dump stack initialized at UTC: 2021/11/03 02:10:46, local time: 2021/11/02 21:10:46.

Progress 0x00000042

Elapsed BugCheck duration 00001968ms

Starting get secondary dump callbacks size.

Finish get secondary dump callbacks size.

Dump Type: 6, Total Dump Size: 2758393190, Secondary Dump Size: 8187238.

Starting write of dump header.

Finish write of dump header.

Starting write of kernel bitmap dump header.

Finish write of bitmap dump header.

Starting write of memory dump data.

Elapsed BugCheck duration 00002114ms

Dumping physical memory to disk: 0%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 5%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 10%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 15%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 20%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 25%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 30%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 35%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 40%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 45%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 50%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 55%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 60%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 65%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 70%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 75%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 80%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 85%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 90%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 95%

Dumping physical memory to disk: 100%

Finish write of bitmap dump data. Total pages:670997 Pages written:670997

Progress 0x00000043

Elapsed BugCheck duration 00102849ms

Starting invoking secondary dump callbacks.

Calling Intel Wireless WiFi Link Adapter secondary callback.

Return from Intel Wireless WiFi Link Adapter secondary callback.

Writing Intel Wireless WiFi Link Adapter secondary callback data.

Writing Intel Wireless WiFi Link Adapter secondary callback data done.

Calling wdiwifi secondary callback.

Return from wdiwifi secondary callback.

Writing wdiwifi secondary callback data.

Writing wdiwifi secondary callback data done.

Calling wdiwifi secondary callback.

Return from wdiwifi secondary callback.

Writing wdiwifi secondary callback data.

Writing wdiwifi secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling igdkmdn64.sys secondary callback.

Return from igdkmdn64.sys secondary callback.

Writing igdkmdn64.sys secondary callback data.

Writing igdkmdn64.sys secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Return from Win32kWPP secondary callback.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data.

Writing Win32kWPP secondary callback data done.

Calling TRIAGEDUMPDATA secondary callback.

Return from TRIAGEDUMPDATA secondary callback.

Writing TRIAGEDUMPDATA secondary callback data.

Writing TRIAGEDUMPDATA secondary callback data done.

Calling BehaviouralDriver2 secondary callback.

Return from BehaviouralDriver2 secondary callback.

Writing BehaviouralDriver2 secondary callback data.

Writing BehaviouralDriver2 secondary callback data done.

Calling BehaviouralDriver secondary callback.

Return from BehaviouralDriver secondary callback.

Writing BehaviouralDriver secondary callback data.

Writing BehaviouralDriver secondary callback data done.

Calling ibtusb secondary callback.

Return from ibtusb secondary callback.

Writing ibtusb secondary callback data.

Writing ibtusb secondary callback data done.

Calling USBXHCI secondary callback.

Return from USBXHCI secondary callback.

Writing USBXHCI secondary callback data.

Writing USBXHCI secondary callback data done.

Calling nvlddmkm.sys secondary callback.

Return from nvlddmkm.sys secondary callback.

Writing nvlddmkm.sys secondary callback data.

Writing nvlddmkm.sys secondary callback data done.

Calling \Device\DxgKrnl secondary callback.

Return from \Device\DxgKrnl secondary callback.

Writing \Device\DxgKrnl secondary callback data.

Writing \Device\DxgKrnl secondary callback data done.

Calling PortDriverStandard secondary callback.

Return from PortDriverStandard secondary callback.

Writing PortDriverStandard secondary callback data.

Writing PortDriverStandard secondary callback data done.

Calling Wdf01000 secondary callback.

Return from Wdf01000 secondary callback.

Writing Wdf01000 secondary callback data.

Writing Wdf01000 secondary callback data done.

Calling blackbox - CI secondary callback.

Return from blackbox - CI secondary callback.

Writing blackbox - CI secondary callback data.

Writing blackbox - CI secondary callback data done.

Calling blackbox - Winlogon secondary callback.

Return from blackbox - Winlogon secondary callback.

Writing blackbox - Winlogon secondary callback data.

Writing blackbox - Winlogon secondary callback data done.

Calling blackbox - NTFS secondary callback.

Return from blackbox - NTFS secondary callback.

Writing blackbox - NTFS secondary callback data.

Writing blackbox - NTFS secondary callback data done.

Calling blackbox - CrashedProcess secondary callback.

Return from blackbox - CrashedProcess secondary callback.

Writing blackbox - CrashedProcess secondary callback data.

Writing blackbox - CrashedProcess secondary callback data done.

Calling blackbox - PNP secondary callback.

Return from blackbox - PNP secondary callback.

Writing blackbox - PNP secondary callback data.

Writing blackbox - PNP secondary callback data done.

Calling blackbox - BSD secondary callback.

Return from blackbox - BSD secondary callback.

Writing blackbox - BSD secondary callback data.

Writing blackbox - BSD secondary callback data done.

Calling SecureKernelFailureLog secondary callback.

Return from SecureKernelFailureLog secondary callback.

Writing SecureKernelFailureLog secondary callback data.

Writing SecureKernelFailureLog secondary callback data done.

Calling SecureKernelCrashdumpArea secondary callback.

Return from SecureKernelCrashdumpArea secondary callback.

Writing SecureKernelCrashdumpArea secondary callback data.

Writing SecureKernelCrashdumpArea secondary callback data done.

Calling secondary multi-part dump callbacks.

Starting SMBiosData multi-part secondary callback.

Finish SMBiosData multi-part secondary callback.

Starting SMBiosRegistry multi-part secondary callback.

Finish SMBiosRegistry multi-part secondary callback.

Starting SMBiosRegisters multi-part secondary callback.

Finish SMBiosRegisters multi-part secondary callback.

Starting SMBiosDataACPI multi-part secondary callback.

Finish SMBiosDataACPI multi-part secondary callback.

Starting PCI multi-part secondary callback.

Finish PCI multi-part secondary callback.

Starting Etw multi-part secondary callback.

Finish Etw multi-part secondary callback.

Finish calling secondary multi-part dump callbacks.

Progress 0x00000045

Finish invoking secondary dump callbacks.

Starting invoking dump complete callbacks.

Progress 0x00000046

Finish invoking dump complete callbacks.

Dump ended at UTC: 2021/11/03 02:10:46, local time: 2021/11/02 21:10:46.

Elapsed BugCheck duration 00103583ms

Dump completed successfully.

What should I do now ? It seems like I have been hacked and I need to change the passwords etc... I am worried about if there could be any remote control still to my Computer.

File as it on my hard drive : https://gofile.io/d/fvR70h

Hi MrWhite2411

I am Dave, I will help you with this.

Rest assured the DumpStack is a legitimate file created by Windows, it is part of the Windows troubleshooting process, that is created when Windows detects a crash, it is absolutely nothing to worry about, you may also find another file named DumpStack.Log.tmp and that is also a legitimate file that cannot be deleted, because Windows will be writing to that temp file.
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