Hi there,
I'm Cherrelyn, and I'm here to help.
Currently, Microsoft does not provide a standalone tool specifically for deep kernel tuning analysis from .mem memory dump files in the way you described. However, you can use WinDbg (Windows Debugger), which is an official Microsoft tool, as part of the Windows SDK. It allows in-depth analysis of memory dumps, including kernel-mode debugging, driver inspection, IRP structures, and symbol resolution when proper symbol paths are set. To get started just open the .mem file in WinDbg. Use commands like !irp, !drvobj, and !devobj to inspect drivers and IRPs. Ensure your symbol path is correctly set to Microsoft’s symbol server for better results: .sympath srvC:\Symbolshttps://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols
I hope this will help and If you have any question please don't hesitate to leave a comment.
Warm regards,
Cherrelyn