dt is another command used almost all the time whenever you want to get the fields and type for a structure or class. For example, you may have a this pointer and use dt to get its fields and type. It’s a simple command with interesting variations...

Yet another basic and useful command: lm . Hmmmmm… OK so you already know this command. Great! But do you know all of its variations? Usually when we get used to a command we don’t try to explore its variations and sometimes one of these variations...

During a lab I had about a month ago, one of my colleagues, Tag, whom I had opportunity to mention in a previous post, asked me if I could create a PowerShell script that displays statistics of exceptions, with call stacks included. For me it sounded...

During your debugging session, you may find yourself trying to identify if a specific symbol or module appears in one or more threads. There’s more than one way to do that, and here I covert it in the simplest way: !findstack This command accepts...

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This new version has one more parser for !PrintException and a killer feature that my colleagues and myself have wanted since the beginning: PowerDbg, more specifically Send-PowerDbgCommand , which now has the ability to wait until a command finished...

A few days ago I was with Frank Taglianetti (no links here, he doesn’t have a blog yet), a PFE from my team that I met for the first time at that day while doing a Lab for one of our customers. By Lab I mean stress testing and troubleshooting a customer...