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Windows Nerd | Ex-MSFT | Microsoft MVP in Windows and Devices | Interested in Security, Debugging, and Troubleshooting.
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Interesting memory dump analysis in WinDbg. I think it's very useful not to show only the "golden path" to the solution!
It turns out this analysis was incorrect, and someone pointed it out to me. I've redone the analysis, and it's now much improved. For Part 2, where I cover the true cause of the crash, please take a look here: medium.com/@Debugger/un...
New blog post: Bugcheck 0x154 that was related to Intel RST driver causing storage I/O failures. I walk through different debugging techniques I used to prove it, from following IRPs and MiWaitForInPageComplete to more shenanigans. medium.com/@Debugger/un...
UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION (0x154) — Root Cause: Storage I/O Failure in iaStorAC.sys
TLDR: I initially thought the crash occurred during hibernation because the Intel graphics driver failed to power down the GPU. This…
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To be honest, I can't believe I missed this. The !analyze -v command was already pointing to the driver as the cause, but I ignored it. I guess I'll have to double-check more carefully next time, but I'm satisfied with the analysis I've done. 😅
It turns out this analysis was incorrect, and someone pointed it out to me. I've redone the analysis, and it's now much improved. For Part 2, where I cover the true cause of the crash, please take a look here: medium.com/@Debugger/un...
New blog post: Laptop froze on hibernate, because an Intel driver bailed during power transition and left a power IRP hanging. This can be an interesting one for those that are interested in how I maneuver through a crash dump and how I think, etc. medium.com/@Debugger/hi...
Hibernation crash traced to Intel GPU driver (igdkmdn64) during power transition
Today I’m digging into a crash dump that I can’t reproduce the issue unfortunately. Nothing obvious showed up in !analyze -v, but further…
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Of course the private symbols are not available, so the ETW traces might be difficult to read. Other than that, it collects relevant data though :-)
Anyone used the TSS Troubleshooting script from MSFT before? I saw an Escalation Engineer used it, so I'd thought it could be interesting to others as well. The use-case was troubleshooting LSASS high CPU on a DC... learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubl...
Has anyone already ditched Twitter for Bluesky? I’m still more active on Twitter, but I’ve noticed some people have moved over to Bluesky.
New blog post of me analyzing a crash dump with the bugcheck 0x9F. Root cause was a power IRP timeout in RAS SSTP during a device removal. The post walks PnP locks, the stuck IRP, and more, including my thought process. Check it out here: medium.com/@Debugger/po...
Power IRP timeout in RAS SSTP causes Blue Screen 0x9F during sleep
We’ll first start with the !winde.infocommand, which tells us that this system is a Windows 10 version 19041 on an 8 core Intel machine…
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Agreed. I still use Twitter though, but I've reduced my social media time a lot.
Is there anyone who completely ditched Twitter and now only uses Blue Sky? 😅
For those that are doing a lot of log analysis. textanalysistool.github.io is a free open-source tool that I've been using to analyze ESXi, Citrix, MpLogs, Teams support logs, etc. It can be useful when you deal with those raw format logs.
TextAnalysisTool.NET
TextAnalysisTool.NET: A program designed to excel at viewing, searching, and navigating large files quickly and efficiently.
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Who uses WinDbg as well in their daily work?
- No more pizza with pineapple
Wishing everyone a Happy and Healthy 2025! 🎉- In case you missed it, I created a GitHub repository in 2024 covering Windows Debugging topics. It includes using tools like WinDbg to analyze memory dumps and more. If you're into Windows, check it out here: github.com/DebugPrivile...
GitHub - DebugPrivilege/InsightEngineering: Hardcore Debugging
Hardcore Debugging. Contribute to DebugPrivilege/InsightEngineering development by creating an account on GitHub.
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