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Closing the loop: CPU spike in winlogon.exe

We recently dealt with an interesting issue that I would like to share, hope you enjoy. - Jason Issue Summary Customer reports that within their Citrix server farm (running on Windows Server 2003), when a user logs into or out of a session (seems more Read More...
Posted Thursday, April 10, 2008 5:06 PM by ntdebug | 3 Comments
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This button doesn’t do anything!

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...
Posted Friday, June 15, 2007 2:57 PM by ntdebug | 8 Comments

Hung Window?, No Source?, No problem!! Part 2

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...
Posted Friday, June 15, 2007 12:30 PM by ntdebug | 3 Comments

Hung Window?, No source?, No problem!! Part 1

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...
Posted Wednesday, June 13, 2007 6:20 PM by ntdebug | 2 Comments

Detecting and automatically dumping hung GUI based windows applications..

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...
Posted Tuesday, May 29, 2007 8:32 PM by ntdebug | 10 Comments
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