Windows 10: Where to submit my .dmp files

My laptop has been crashing recently, so I followed the instructions in here and here and now I have the .dmp log files along with the MSinfo output, but I couldn't figure out where to send them to be looked over. The link to how to upload them just sends you to a Wikihow article on Onedrive file sharing, but I already have the Onedrive links to both files. Any help is appreciated.

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How to view non-Windows .dmp files?

Tutorials on how to view dump files are usually about Windows .dmp files (like BSODs).

If an application crashes, it also happens that a .dmp file is created (named after the application).

Tools to view .dmp files are often (hardcoded) looking in the C:\Windows\MiniDump folder,
whereas crash dump files are stored in C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\CrashDumps.

Two questions:
1. are there any tools (preferably portable) that can open the .dmp files in the \CrashDumps folder?
2. do such .dmp files (crashdumps) contain personal data or file/folder name data?
If such dmp files are submitted for investigation, what personal- file or folder data am I submitting then?

Thanks.

 

Help reading mini dmp file

Download BlueScreenView, unpack the ZIP, and run the EXE (no installation necessary). It's an excellent little utility for looking at DMP files and finding the cause of crashes.

 

Submitting VBIOS to database using GPU-Z

Maybe a stupid question, but:
How do I submit a VBIOS to the database using GPU-Z?

The database's page says that GPU-Z can be used to submit BIOSes, but I haven't been able to find that option in GPU-Z.

Thanks,
.NetRolller 3D

Oh, and also, I suggest reporting VBIOS build date instead of card release date - IMO it is a much more important piece of information.

EDIT: Found the option, but GPU-Z claims that the BIOS is already in the database. On the database page, though, only an older BIOS is listed for Quadro FX 770M.
The BIOS file is attached.