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Today I want to talk about tracking down leaking pool. Back with Server 2003 and before, leaking pool was a major issue because it was a limited resource. In Vista and beyond, it isn’t as much of an issue since pool is allocated dynamically, but it can Read More...
Hi All. Recently I had a Windows 2000 case where the machine wouldn’t shut down. After initiating the shutdown process, we saw the user get logged off, and on the console we watched the services shut down. The final “Windows is shutting down…” message Read More...
Pushlocks were a new locking primitive first introduced in Windows Server 2003 and are primarily used in place of spinlocks to protect key kernel data structures. Unfortunately, Pushlocks are not documented in the WDK, and are not available for public Read More...
Hello - This is Omer and I recently came across a case where the customer reported that they could not reboot into safe mode using their custom image. Whenever they booted into safe mode, the machine would get to the logon screen, wait for 5 seconds and Read More...
Recently I was working with a customer who had a file server experiencing high CPU in the WMIprvse.exe process . We received multiple user dumps and noted that someone or something was running the same query again and again. We needed to figure out what Read More...
Today I would like to talk about some of the work the Windows Serviceability (WinSE) team does regarding servicing Windows and releasing updates. The operating system is divided into multiple components. Each component can consist of one or more files, Read More...
I recently came across a very interesting profiling tool that is available in Vista SP1 and Server 08 called the Windows Performance Analyzer. You can use this tool to profile and diagnose different kinds of symptoms that the machine is experiencing. Read More...
 
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