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Hello NTDebuggers, we have been very impressed with the responses we’ve gotten to our previous puzzlers so far. We invited the Debug Ninja to come up with a real challenge for this week. This server blue screened with a Bug Check 0xD1: DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. Read More...
Hello NTdebuggers, I'm very impressed with the depth of the answers we are seeing from our readers. As I stated in last week's response, this week's puzzler is going to be harder. With that said let's take it up a notch. One of the things that is really Read More...
UPDATE: This is why we *LOVE* our readers! After posting a 32-bit disassembly of 16-bit MBR code, I was gently informed of my misstep by three sharp-eyed readers. I’ve corrected the original post below. Thanks go out to Ramon Sola, Jeroen Frijters and Read More...
Hello - Matthew here again. Today I'll be discussing in detail hang scenario #1 that Tate first mentioned a few blogs posts ago . From a debugging perspective, in an ideal world an application would always provide some kind of feedback when a failure 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...
 
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