The premier guide to the Windows kernel now covers Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000, including 64-bit extensions. Get the architectural perspectives and insider insights needed to unlock the power of Windows.

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Average Amazon.com® Rating:  Based on 35 Ratings

Excellent Reference - 2009-06-30
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This is an excellent book even for the relatively inexperienced. It provides a great understanding of the foundations of the Windows operating system and by doing so, enhances one's abilities to troubleshoot. I highly recommend the book.

It's all that! - 2009-04-28
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If you know what *might* be in an "internals" book - you'll be glad to know it's all in there. If you know Windows, Dave Cutler, and what *could* be in an internals book - you'll be surprised to find it's all in there too! Mark & Dave (Solomon) know what we crave, and expressed it well - it's a great piece of work.

And, though cliche, it's true - if you can only buy one book on Windows Internals - buy this one. Enjoy, and G'Luck! --Ken

Great Service - 2009-01-20
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Book ordered was received in a flash. Wouldn't hesitate to purchase from this vendor again.

Nice book... - 2009-01-09
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This hard cover book looked like new and it still helping me a lot in understanding the Windows Internals. I am waiting to look for the latest edition that will be out sometime during March 2009.

Pure internals - 2008-09-15
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It's Mark Russinovich !!! Its really a nice book, which drills down to the in-depths of Windows

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