Ntdebugging Blog

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...

Written by Jeff Dailey Hello, my name is Jeff Dailey, I’m an E scalation E ngineer for the Global Escalation Services P latforms team. I’d like to show you how to debug and find leaking handles within your application or other process. We can do this Read More...

Written by Jeff Dailey Hello, my name is Jeff, I’m a escalation engineer on the Microsoft CPR (critical problem resolution) platforms team. This blog entry is part 2 of my Hung Window?, No source?, No problem!! Part 1 blog . In this lab we will be debugging Read More...

Written by Jeff Dailey Hello, my name is Jeff, I’m a escalation engineer on the Microsoft CPR Platforms team. This blog entry is a follow on for how to detect a hung window . This process and training lab is right out of our CPR Training curriculum. In Read More...

Written by Jeff Dailey My name is Jeff, I’m an Escalation Engineer on CPR Platforms team. Following Tate’s blog on scoping hangs I’d like discus a common category of hangs and some creative ways to track them down. I will be providing a couple of labs Read More...

Hi! My name is Tate. I’m an escalation engineer on the Microsoft Critical Problem Resolution Platforms Team. I wanted to share one of the most common errors we troubleshoot here on the CPR team, its root cause being pool consumption, and the methods by which we can remedy it quickly! This issue is commonly misdiagnosed, however, 90% of the time it is actually quite possible to determine the resolution quickly without any serious effort at all! Read More...

Welcome to the Microsoft NTDebugging blog! I’m Matthew, an Escalation Engineer on Microsoft’s Platforms Critical Problem Resolution (CPR) team. Our team will be blogging about troubleshooting Windows problems at a low level, often by using the Debugging Tools for Windows. For more information about us and this blog, check out the about page. Read More...