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Most RecentMost ViewedMost LikesWhat killed my process?First published on TECHNET on May 01, 2013 Hello, world! We're often challenged with a process that exits unexpectedly, but this doesn't always equate to an application "crash".What is IRQL and why is it important?First published on TECHNET on Jan 22, 2008 When people first hear the term IRQL (pronounced Er-kel) their thoughts sometimes turn to the sitcom "Family Matters" and Jaleel White's alter ego, Steve Urkel.Understanding Crash Dump FilesFirst published on TECHNET on Jan 08, 2008 At the end of 2007 we talked about Bugchecks and why they happen.Windows 7 / Windows Server 2008 R2: Fault Tolerant Heap and Memory ManagementFirst published on TECHNET on Oct 02, 2009 Hello, and welcome to our second post in the Windows 7 launch series.Debug 101: !poolusedFirst published on TECHNET on Sep 01, 2009 Good morning AskPerf! We’ve had plenty of discussions in the past about Pool Memory – both Paged and NonPaged.Debug 101: Examining Memory UseFirst published on TECHNET on Aug 28, 2009 Happy Friday AskPerf! No alphabet soup or Sesame Street quips today.Debug 101: What does !analyze do?First published on TECHNET on Aug 11, 2009 Over the last few weeks, we’ve been posting quite a bit on different topics related to Debugging.Two Minute Drill: Debugging – lm, not just Alphabet NeighborsFirst published on TECHNET on Aug 07, 2009 I know – it really does seem like I’m on a bit of a Sesame Street kick at the moment, doesn’t it? Ah well - it is Friday and the weekend is almost upon us.Two Minute Drill: Debugging and the k* CommandsFirst published on TECHNET on Aug 04, 2009 Good morning AskPerf! 2009 is moving fast – it’s hard to believe we’re already into August! Today, we’re continuing on with our debugging focus.Two Minute Drill: Stack BasicsFirst published on TECHNET on Jul 31, 2009 Welcome back AskPerf! Carrying on with our debugging / architectural theme from the last couple of weeks, today’s topic is about the stack.
